Internationally renowned harpist, musician and composer Catrin Finch in concert at Ebbw Vale Institute.
Tickets are also available to purchase at EVI (cash only). We are only open weekdays 9 – 5.
In the depths of the pandemic, internationally renowned harpist Catrin Finch turned 40 and, unable to perform for live audiences, reflected on her musical career as she entered a new decade. Having presented The Harp’s Journey, a three-part series for BBC Radio 3 in 2021, Catrin decided to take her 35-year career on the post-COVID road in The Story So Far, an 80-minute trip through the musical life of one of the world’s finest and most fearless harpists.
Join Catrin as she journeys through the adventures and sounds of the music that’s most important to her, woven with anecdotes, chat and insights into the life of an extraordinary harpist. From the most sublime Claire de Lune by Debussy, through Piazzola’s tangos to the fiery joropo of Colombian cowboys and serenity of traditional Welsh folk tunes, the extraordinary diversity and range of harp and harpist make for a wonderful evening in the company of Catrin Finch.
6:30pm doors open, 7:00pm start.
Tickets £15 or £12 concession.
Advance booking is highly recommended.
This event is made possible with funding from the UK Government , through the UK Community Renewal Fund and the Arts Council Wales ‘Night Out’ scheme.
Tuesday 21st and Friday 24th April | 5:30 - 7:30pm and 10:30 - 12:30pm
Free (Includes Refreshments)
Wednesday 21st January (for 6 Weeks) | 5.30- 6.30pm
Free! (Booking Required)
Wednesday 4th, 5th, 6th March | 9.30- 12.30pm
Free
Wednesday 25th February | 10.30- 12.45pm
Free (Plus Buffet)
Thursday 19th February | 11- 3pm
Free!
ONLINE | Monday 16th February | 12- 2pm
Free
Monday 2nd February | 12- 2.30pm
Free (Plus Buffet)
Wednesday 14th January | 11am- 1pm
£1 (includes refreshments)
Wednesday 17th December | 11am- 1pm
Free! (Buffet Included)
Wednesday 10th December | 11am- 1pm
£1 (includes refreshments)
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We are proud to have saved EVI for future community use.
