The Gaelic harp is depicted on every Irish coin and passport and is perhaps best known outside of Ireland on every bottle from Ireland&rsquo\;s Guinness brewery. However its voice was lost publicly for over two hundred years until Ann Heymann became involved.
\n\nA native Minnesotan\, Heymann has played a crucial role in bringing the Gaelic harp&rsquo\;s voice to life\; indeed the Scotland&rsquo\;s Harp Society Comunn na Clarsaich says &ldquo\;Ann Heymann is the pioneer who brought the Gaelic harp back to a living tradition.&rdquo\;
\n\nThe April focus will be on the cycles of life and the Gaelic harp&rsquo\;s three magical musics in context with the horsehair and gut-strung harps of medieval Wales and Scotland. Don&rsquo\;t miss this opportunity to hear and learn about the famous instrument from its foremost representative and you are invited to a reception with Ann and Charlie following this Arts Learning Seminar-Performance.
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\n LOCATION:Hutchinson Center for the Arts 15 Franklin Street SW Hutchinson\, MN 55350 For more information please call 320-587-7278 or email info@hutchinsonarts.org. UID:e.42.13489 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260515T034044Z URL:https://business.explorehutchinson.com/events/details/the-gaelic-harp-and-its-three-musics-04-23-2014-13489 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR