My latest CD is Now Available!
Beneath the Starry Moonlight (click here).
Hello, I’m Beth A. Stockdell, a harpist and artist located in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Welcome to my website!
UPDATE February 2024: I am no longer booking harp engagements. The release of my third album in 2023 marked my 20th anniversary as a harpist and my retirement from most professional harp work. Read more on my blog… click here.
Art for 2024! If you need a present for your favorite person, please check out my handmade books, Zentangle art, and/or my greeting cards. I have your special gift in stock and ready to ship! In April 2024, Beth became an Artist Member of the Fenix Art Gallery, in Fayetteville. Click here to see more about the Gallery.
I was born and raised in Portland, Oregon. After traveling the world, I settled in Northwest Arkansas in May of 1999. I am joyfully married to Rick Stockdell, and we love our life in Fayetteville. We are both voracious readers, football junkies, and love to travel. We are stewards of the Little Free Library #39136.
As a lifelong artist working in photography, stained glass, and multimedia painting, I expanded my repertoire and started playing the harp in early 2003. I’ve taken my harp coast to coast for various learning opportunities, trained with many great teachers, and studied with an international group focused on healing music, Harp for Healing. I was a regular volunteer for hospice playing for patients, family, and staff and teaching about the benefits of healing music. I work with the International Society of Folk Harpers and Craftsmen (ISFHC – Folk Harp Society) as Editor-in-Chief of the
Folk Harp Journal magazine.
My business, Stockdell Manor Books, keeps me busy working on my handmade books and doing crazy Zentangle art and a lot of Celtic knots. I usually have a few books for sale on my site and I take orders for custom books. Follow me on Instagram to see my latest projects. You might want a notebook for your favorite musician, something for a wedding present, or a gift for yourself. Stop by the page and take a look. In April 2023, I completed the training to become a Certified Zentangle Teacher (CZT) and will be teaching classes periodically.
My husband, Rick Stockdell, was doing a sample interview for the Podcasting class he teaches at the University of Arkansas and used me as a test subject. If you’d like to hear the short interview, click here.