Lauren will be working with harp students from Trinity Laban as part of her Harps Across the North project.

Harps across the North is a new multi-level harp ensemble piece in three movements composed by Lauren Scott. More about the project HERE

The first movement is called Hope is the Thing with Feathers and is based on the Emily Dickenson poem. The second movement is called Freshwater Tears and is based on a poem by Simon Armitage. The third movement is called the sun and her flowers and is based on a micro poem by Rupi Kaur.

A special one off project with U.S/German mandolinist Chris Acquavella to mark 10 years since the passing of mandolinist, Alison Stephens.

Alison and I had a mandolin and harp duo for nearly 20 years, going under the name of Duo Mandala (and The Pleasant Pluckers!! when we were at music college together).

During our partnership we released an Album called "Tapestry" on Black Box label and had many pieces written for us, and performed around the UK.

Chris (who studied and worked with Alison) initiated this project to commemorate the anniversary, and so we will playing pieces written for Duo Mandala as well as other mandolin repertoire associated with Alison. 

We will be performing at a special concert at Trinity Laban on Monday 23rd March - details to be announced.

We will perform a concert at Sandbach Concert Series on Wednesday 25th March - tickets available HERE

We will also be playing at the BMG Federation Festival in Edinburgh on Saturday 28th March

Lauren will be working with the Old Malton Harp Group in North Yorkshire as part of her Harps Across the North project, working with separate harp groups across the North of England. 

Harps across the North is a new multi-level harp ensemble piece in three movements composed by Lauren Scott for amateur harp groups. More about the project HERE

The first movement is called Hope is the Thing with Feathers and is based on the Emily Dickenson poem.

Premiere performance of the sun and her flowers by the Harps of the North ensemble run by Anita Aslin in North Yorkshire.

The performance of this piece is part of Lauren's Harps Across the North project, working with three separate harp groups across the North of England. 

Harps across the North is a new multi-level harp ensemble piece in three movements composed by Lauren Scott for amateur harp groups. More about the project HERE

The third movement is called the sun and her flowers and is based on a micro poem by Rupi Kaur.