MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – The harp is an instrument we can all identify with but one we seldom get to see. The traditional Gaelic harp dates back nearly 1,000 years. And for the people of Ireland and ...

OSHKOSH – The Oshkosh Public Library is hosting an evening of Irish tradition with Gaelic harpist Jeff Pockat. The event is set for 6-7:30 p.m. Sept. 15 under the library's dome, according to a ...

PORT ANGELES — Ann and Charlie Heymann will present “Harp Concert: Golden Jubilee” at 6:30 p.m. Friday. The free Gaelic concert will be in the Raymond Carver Room at the Port Angeles Main Library, ...

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Master Gaelic harper Ann Heyman and her musical husband, Charlie, will share the tradition and performance of the Gaelic harp with five Minnesota communities, thanks to an Arts Learning Grant from the ...

Horizons are a beautiful thing. Once they are broadened, a person can see the full spectrum of beauty given. With so many different forms of music, it can be difficult to know which place to turn to.

Nearly 400 years after the Wars of the Three Kingdoms between England, Scotland and Ireland, the worlds continue to meld in the form of Celtic music. Furthering the harmony is the Cleveland Celtic ...

Stories and legends will be accompanied by music of the Gaelic harp in a program at 7 p.m. Sunday at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center Drive S.E. The program, hosted by Rochester Irish Fest, ...

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 ...

Tom Powers has no intention of waiting until March to begin celebrating Irish-American month. The owner of the Celtic Harp will be beginning his 10th year of the series known is “Irish Music Sundays” ...

Retired Canadian Army Maj. Bruce W MacDonald is aware that Gaelic words can be difficult to pronounce. But he has a solution. “Gaelic is not something you want to take on without being drunk,” he said ...