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        Heather Downie, Scottish Traditional Folk Harpist & Singer
        The Turner Centre presentsHeather Downie, Scottish Traditional Folk Harpist & Singer

        Heather Downie, Scottish Traditional Folk Harpist & Singer

        The Soul of Scotland in Harp & Song

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        The Turner Centre

        43 Cobham Road

        Kerikeri, New Zealand

        When

        Wed 26 Feb 2025

        Running Time

        1 hour

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        Join Heather Downie, Principal Harp Tutor at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, for an unforgettable performance blending traditional Scottish music with contemporary flair. As a celebrated harpist and singer, Heather has toured extensively across the globe, sharing Scotland’s rich musical heritage and innovative modern interpretations with audiences far and wide.

        This performance is part of her 10-week New Zealand & Australia tour, showcasing music from her acclaimed debut album Nae Sweets for Shy Bairns, alongside beloved traditional Scottish tunes and contemporary influences. Known for her dynamic and forward-thinking approach to traditional music, Heather masterfully weaves together the history and heart of Scotland, creating a captivating experience for all. Expect a mix of harp and vocal music, from centuries-old melodies to imaginative modern covers. Heather’s performances are renowned for their sense of community - audiences are often invited to participate by learning a simple vocal harmony to join in during the show.

        Whether you’re a long-time lover of folk music or new to the sounds of Scotland, this event promises a powerful and intimate connection to the culture, creativity, and soul of the Scottish tradition.