A 20-minute piece for harp and electronics exploring the artistic exchange between India and the UK inspired by the cotton industry, particularly the calico trade. She is based in Derwent Valley, an area heavily shaped by these old industries, providing an inspirational basis for her collaborations with Carnatic musicians and experimentations with the pedal harp as a vehicle for South Indian ragas. The performance will incorporate electronics and extended techniques on the harp, using pegs, clips, chopsticks and bows, generating a sonic landscape of thickening swirling textures and fragments of melodies from Derwent Valley and southern India, complementing and conflicting with each other all at once.

Lucy is delighted to return to Middlewich and District Concert Society to present a varied programme on clarsach and pedal harp showcasing the harp’s versatility.

Lucy is delighted to return to Harris Music to present a varied programme on clarsach and pedal harp showcasing the harp’s versatility.

Solo lunchtime recital at St Anne’s Church (Derby)

Solo lunchtime recital for Retford Ladies Probus Club

Solo Harp Recital in Ribchester.

Solo Harp Recital at St Paul’s Church, Chester Green.

Online concert and Q & A via zoom with Tamsin Dearnley featuring music by:

-Sally Beamish

-Jean-Michel Damase

-Marcel Tournier

-Julien-François Zbinden 

- Rhian Samuel

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