Kathy DeAngelo keeps the tradition of Irish music alive through the fiddle and harp. Kathy DeAngelo keeps the tradition of Irish music alive through the fiddle and harp. Each week, she and her husband ...

Producer Niamh O' Brien introduces this week's Lyric Feature, From Parlour to Pub, featuring harp music from across the decades and interviews with ...

We are about to enter the longest drought of the year. No, I’m not talking about the rest of the interminable Central New York winter. I mean those long months with no NFL football on Sundays. What ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mar. 14—GROVE CITY — A local harpist is excited to share her passion with the community as part of a special St. Patrick's Day ...

Tonight, we bring you the sounds of the New England Irish Harp Orchestra. The group has been around for nearly 20 years and tours around the region bringing music, song, and a bit of dance to the ...

DULUTH - David Kortier doesn’t claim Irish heritage. But he makes authentic early Irish harps, the kind played by Ann Heymann, an Irish harp music scholar and performer who lives in Winthrop in ...

One of the most enduring of sounds, synonymous with the Emerald Isle, is that of the dulcet Irish harp. But the Irish harp that many of us are familiar with is a relatively modern instrument. Prior to ...

The Achill International Harp Festival will bring the best Irish harpers and harp music online this year. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the annual festival from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, will be ...

Nestled above the musical village of Naul, Sean Smyth pours his time, his talent and his soul into each and every Irish harp he makes. Smyth selects and sources wood for these Irish harps from around ...

Nenagh Arts Centre is delighted to take part in Harp Day/ Lá na Cruite 2026, a nationwide celebration of Ireland's national instrument, on Saturday, October 17. Coordinated annually by Harp Ireland, ...

The Dagda, the god of Irish mythology, possessed a harp unlike any other. Named “Uaithne,” which means “the Four-Angled Music,” the stringed instrument was richly decorated and composed of oak wood.