Dr. Andrew Smith, renowned as The Celtic Harper, stands as a maestro of the harp, his artistry steeped in a lifetime of theatrical endeavors and an unyielding love for narrative. From his early years on stage to his current role as a psychotherapist and researcher, Andrew’s musical odyssey is a testament to his enduring dedication to the arts. Based in Somerset, The Celtic Harper is a virtuoso of the harp, showcasing his talent on instruments ranging from 19 to 47 strings, weaving harmonies both with and without levers and pedals. His extensive training under luminaries like Rhian Evans, Alice Kirwan, and Ruth Faber attests to his relentless pursuit of excellence.
“Carnivorine,” Andrew’s debut album, is a mosaic of 16 songs, 14 of which are original compositions. Infused with folklore, mythology, and ancient spiritual practices, each track resonates with a timeless narrative. Released on September 23rd, the album offers listeners an immersive journey through the annals of human experience. Beyond his musical pursuits, Andrew serves as a psychotherapist and researcher in the NHS, where he channels the infinite tapestry of human emotion into his original compositions. This dual identity lends a profound depth to his music, exploring the indomitable spirit of humanity amidst life’s trials.
With “Carnivorine” already released, listeners can embark on a musical pilgrimage that transcends time and space. Dr. Andrew Smith, The Celtic Harper, stands as a bridge between tradition and innovation, inviting audiences to traverse the winding roads of ancient wisdom and the enduring power of narrative.
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