Corrina Hewat, brought up in the Scottish Highlands, is a harpist, singer, composer & arranger, musical director, recording artist, musical collaborator, workshop leader and Principal Harp Tutor (BA Scottish Music) at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Corrina attained a degree in Jazz and Contemporary Music on Scottish Harp & Pedal Harp studying with Maire Ni Chathasaigh and went on to achieve recognition for her work with Bachué (with pianist David Milligan), Chantan (singing trio with Christine Kydd and Elspeth Cowie), Shine (with harpist Mary Macmaster & Gaelic singer Alyth MacCormack) and Scots big band supergroup The Unusual Suspects (nominated Live Act of the Year 2005).
Biography
he is part of the award-winning Pathhead Music Collective (Creative Places 2013), was a finalist in the BBC 2 Young Traditional Musician 1995; nominated Instrumentalist of the Year 2004 at the Scottish Traditional Music Awards; received an award in the 2012 Camac Harp Trophy competition at the Interceltique Festival, Lorient and is the recipient of a ‘Women in Music’ Award for composition.
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