Corrina Hewat - Harp I Do

Review by Dan Miller

Harp I Do, the latest album by Corrina Hewat, is a soulful and enchanting collection of traditional Scottish folk songs. Hewat's mastery of the harp is evident throughout the album, as she weaves intricate melodies and rhythms that transport the listener to the misty highlands of Scotland.

The album opens with "The Bonnie Lass o' Fyvie," a haunting ballad that showcases Hewat's ethereal vocals and delicate touch on the harp. The following tracks, including "The Water is Wide" and "The Parting Glass," continue to showcase Hewat's musical prowess, as well as her ability to infuse each song with her own unique style.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Braes of Balquhidder," a lively tune that features Hewat's impressive fingerpicking skills on the harp. The song is a perfect example of the album's overall theme of celebrating Scotland's rich musical heritage.

Summary by Dan Miller

Harp I Do is a beautiful and captivating album that showcases Corrina Hewat's talent as both a harpist and a singer. Fans of traditional Scottish folk music are sure to be delighted by this stunning collection of songs.