Recordings for Sale

A “gifted exponent of the harp” (Net Rhythms), Rachel Hair is fast making a name for herself as one of the most exciting and dynamic performers of her generation.

Hailing from the Scottish Highlands, her eclectic mix of Scottish, Irish and Original music, highly influenced from both her time studying alongside jazz, folk, rock and classical musicians and her mixed Scots and Irish parentage, has led her to be described as “one of the most innovative young musicians to have emerged over the last few years” (The Irish Music Review)

A first class honours Music graduate, Rachel has performed many times throughout the UK, Europe and America, as well as appearing on BBC Radio and TV, including the famous “Hogmanay Live” show, where she performed with Karen Matheson, Michael McGoldrick and John McCusker.

Her debut album “Hubcaps and Potholes”, recently released to great critical acclaim showcases the harp as a solo instrument, with a mixture of solo tracks and collaborations with pianist Douglas Millar.

“It would be difficult to find another Celtic music debut album of such quality and beauty” rambles.net

“The harp beautifully played” The Living Tradition

Available to buy direct from Rachel at www.rachelhair.com (£11 - UK, £12 - overseas)
  

Alina Bzhezhinska, Harp Recital / Amadeus Records has been released in April 2005. It’s Alina’s debut solo album and possibly one of the first pedal harp CDs to have been released in Scotland. 

The CD combines a blend of classical, jazz and world traditional music. The CD is available from the following on-line shops:

www.pilgrimharps.co.uk (£12.00)
www.creightonscollection.co.uk (£12.00)
www.crotchet.co.uk (£12.50)
or by contacting Alina directly at www.alina-harpist.co.uk (£10.00)

All of the above are available from: www.bachue.co.uk

For more recordings by Corrina Hewat and Bachue: www.unusualsuspects.uk.com
www.bachue.co.uk
www.corrinahewat.com

A great selection of material that Corrina has produced for her very popular concerts and workshops including traditional tunes with a few of her own compositions too. There is a professionally-recorded CD to help with the interpretation of the music. These arrangements are traditional music with the influence of the contemporary music and jazz that Corrina studied. The CD includes all the tunes and illustrates the style.

28 pages
£13.50 (Book & CD)

Taigh na Teud Music Publishers
13 Upper Breakish
Isle of Skye, Scotland
IV42 8PY
Tel: +44 (0)1471 822528
Fax: +44 (0)1471 822811
Email: sales@scotlandsmusic.com