A journey deep into the heart of winter,
deep into the heart of Christmas.
Musicians in medieval attire play harps, flutes, drums, bells and an assortment of rare 12th century instruments. Hand drums, tambourines and temple bells provide the back drop for both traditional and well-loved carols.
The group�s focus is the unique and hauntingly-beautiful integration of the world�s three oldest instruments (harps, flutes and percussion) with rare medieval instruments, poetry and song.
Winter Harp features poet Alan Woodland, classical harpist Jill Whitman, Celtic harpist and singer Lori Pappajohn, medieval instrumentalist Joaquin Ayala, percussionist Lauri Lyster, flutist Kenichi Ueda and child performers Emilie Whitman and Shylo Sharity.
Tickets: $20
Available at Munro's Books, Ivy's Books, Cadboro Bay Book Company, Liberty Antiques (Herald Street), As you Like Picture Framing (Saanich Centre), and at the door.
For physical events that happen at a specific time. For example a concert, or dance performance. If there are multiple shows, you can still duplicate your event to cover them all.
In-Person Event
Sat. December 6th 2003 + Add to Calendar
Alix Goolden Performance Hall
8:00pm
$20
