Harpists in Dumfries and Galloway...

Esther Swift, harp and David Douglas, voice are two Scottish musicians at the beginning of their musical careers. They are both highly sought after performers in their own right with a depth of performance experience. Esther enjoys a varied career with orchestras and as a recitalist and composer. David is an up and coming singer with a breadth of experien ... » View band profile »

Alina is one of the most exciting harpists based in Scotland. She has had the honour of playing at Scottish and European Parliaments, at the Queen’s 80th-birthday celebrations at Balmoral and at the King of Thailand’s birthday celebrations in Bangkok. Alina’s music is available for religious, civil and humanist ceremonies, wedding breakfasts, dinners ... » View band profile »

The Scottish harp, or clarsach (Gaelic word for harp), has a beautiful graceful appearance and full rich sound that adds elegance and charm to any event. From weddings to corporate functions, the sophistication of the Celtic harp adds a unique, unforgettable quality to your event. Cheyenne Brown has been performing Celtic music around the w ... » View band profile »

The combination of Cheyenne Brown's exuberant and sensitive harp playing, Seylan Baxter's mellow, natural singing and her creatively atmospheric cello playing forms rich and varied musical textures with a distinctive style. Whether in slow airs, jigs and reels or traditional songs Cheyenne and Seylan bring precision and empathy to their quirky, innovative a ... » View band profile »

Christine Edwards is a talented freelance harpist based in Aberdeenshire and Glasgow. She is experienced in performing at various events and occasions. She studies pedal harp at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama but also is experienced in performing regularly on the Scottish harp (clarsach). She plays a Salvi Diana Concert Grand harp which was ... » View band profile »

Deborah Shaw is professional female pianist and vocalist with a broad range of experience in performing at weddings, hotels, events, functions and in restaurants and bars. She can either perform purely as background or cocktail entertainment creating an elegant ambiance in your venue, or she can take a more central role singing and playing, interacting with ... » View band profile »

Fiona has been playing the Clarsach for over 20 years. She plays across Aberdeenshire, the Highlands, Moray and Perthshire. She plays at weddings, family celebrations, business functions, funerals, tourist attractions and special events. Her repertoire is extensive and includes celtic, rock, pop and traditional tunes. ... » View band profile »

Heather has always had a love of Scottish music, and has been singing for as long as she can remember. Her passion grew working with the late Martyn Bennett, after which she decided that a career in traditional music would be her goal. At the age of 15 she began playing the Scottish harp and was immediately accepted into Splore, the traditional music course ... » View band profile »

Scottish harpist Helen MacLeod discovered her love of traditional music in her home, the West Highlands. Helen studied Pedal Harp at St Mary’s Music School in Edinburgh and at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester where she successfully gained a BMus(Hons) in music performance. Helen embarked on her freelance career in Manchester, performin ... » View band profile »

HOOT is Helen MacLeod and Emma Wilkins and form Scotland’s award winning Harp and Flute duo! As recent recipients of both the Enterprise Music Scotland Residency Project and the Tunnell Trust for Young Musicians, Hoot have dazzled audiences with their eclectic mix of music and sparkling personalities. Hoot are also much in demand for weddings, corporate a ... » View band profile »

Jennifer Port is originally from Golspie in Sutherland, but now married and living in Glasgow. In 2003, Jennifer graduated from the renowned Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama with an Honours Degree in Scottish Music. Jennifer has won numerous awards for her Clarsach playing and singing: winning Gold medals at the Royal National Mòd, reaching the fin ... » View band profile »

Jessica is based in Scotland and is available to play for weddings, functions and concerts helping to create the perfect atmosphere for any event. She is a graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland where she studied under the tuition of Wendy Stewart and Hannah Phillips. She plays a Starfish Mamore, a 37 string clarsach that is portable enough for any ... » View band profile »

As a harpist, composer and singer, Julia Somerville is a multi-talented musician. She performs with effortless poise, transforming any event into a relaxed and sophisticated occasion. To add style and distinction to your special event, Julia offers a great wealth of repertoire: traditional, Scottish songs, celtic music, contemporary songs, popular sentiment ... » View band profile »

The Orcadia Duo can add that extra musical sparkle to your special occasion. From The Beatles to Bach to Burns, The Orcadia Duo can add that extra musical sparkle to your special occasion. Whether it be a wedding, christening, party or corporate event, they aim to tailor their musical accompaniment to your specific tastes. They go the extra mile to provide ... » View band profile »

Pippa is a gifted Clarsach (Scottish Harp) player who adds grace and charm to any event. She will play at a diverse range of venues and travels far and wide to entertain at weddings, public and private receptions, cooperate events, charity events and various other functions. Pippa has a wide repertoire, which ranges from Scottish traditional music to contem ... » View band profile »

Described as “One of Scotland’s brightest young harpists” (The Scotsman) first class honours music graduate and Alexander Stone Awardee Rachel Hair has gone on to gain great critical acclaim since the release of her two albums “Hubcaps and Potholes” and “Lucky Smile”. Performing both as a soloist and with her trio, ... » View band profile »

Sharron started playing the harp at the age of ten in Wales and continued onwards to study at the Royal Northern College of Music and Trinity College of Music. Following her studies, Sharron has pursued a successful and varied career having recently relocated to Glasgow from London. She plays regularly with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Royal Scottish ... » View band profile »