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Masters of the Celtic Harp (Special Event)
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Masters of the Celtic Harp (Special Event)
When
25 Mar 2006
8:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Location
Knox Presbyterian Church, Falls Church, VA
Gr?inne Hambly & William JacksonRarely has Irish and Scottish music been heard together in a way that compares with the music of Gr?inne Hambly and William Jackson. Besides the contrasting and complimentary sounds and styles of the harps, their performances also include concertina, whistle and mandola. Gr?inne Hambly from County Mayo, Ireland is one of the finest exponents of the Irish Harp performing and touring throughout North America and Europe today. Her fluid style and virtuoso performances have gained her a reputation as a performer and instructor without equal. Gr?inne has two widely acclaimed CDs.William Jackson from Glasgow, Scotland was a founding member of the renowned Scottish band Ossian. He has established a reputation as a fine composer and performer on the Scottish Harp. Also a trained music therapist, William continues to work in this field. He has six solo CDs, as well as being featured on all Ossian recordings.Cosponsored with Washington Area Folk Harp Society. Member's admission of $15 apply to members of FSGW, WAFHS, or Knox Presbyterian Church. Others: $20. Tickets only at the door.
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