Meg Rodgers comes from a varied and unique musical background. She started piano lessons at the age of 4, flute lessons at 9 years, harp lessons at 13, and trombone at 14. She continued to study all of these instruments at the collegiate level branching out into jazz as well as classical.

After deciding on harp as her major, Meg went on to earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Harp Performance from DePauw University and a Master’s Degree in Harp Performance from Northwestern University. She also studied in Vienna, Austria with Adhelaide Blovsky-Miller, Principal Harpist of the Vienna State Opera as well as spending a summer at the Salzedo Harp Colony studying under Miss Alice Chalifoux.

She is a member of the LaPorte Symphony (as well as orchestra liaison) and performs with the Rockford, IL Symphony, the South Shore orchestra, and many other orchestras in Michigan and Indiana. Meg is active as a freelance harpist in Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois. She is also the Harp Instructor at Lake Michigan College, Andrews University, Artist in Residence with St Joseph, MI public schools, and a private instructor in Southwest Michigan.