Biography overview
Catrin Finch is one of the most celebrated harpists of her generation. Her early appointment as Official Harpist to HRH The Prince of Wales set the stage for a career that balances traditional classical technique with adventurous collaborations. Finch’s artistry shines in both solo performances and dynamic duo projects, where she pairs the harp with diverse musical idioms to create captivating soundscapes. She has built a distinctive international presence through touring, festival appearances, and acclaimed recordings.
Discography highlights
- Carnival de Venise (2001) – Finch’s compelling foray into solo repertoire and cross-genre textures.
- SOAR (2018) – A landmark project that earned multiple awards and recognition for its world-music crossover and string of accolades, highlighting Finch’s willingness to fuse harp with diverse traditions.
- Echo (2022) – A collaboration with Seckou Keita, continuing the harp-kora dialogue and broadening the world-music footprint.
- Double You (2023) – Duo with Aoife Ní Bhriain; described as Number 1 on the iTunes Classical Charts and achieving top positions in World Music charts with wide critical acclaim.
- Notes to Self (2025, forthcoming) – Solo album announced by Mwldan, signaling ongoing solo activity alongside her collaborative work.
Key collaborations
- Seckou Keita – Award-winning duo recognized with Best Duo/Band at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2019 for Catrin Finch & Seckou Keita.
- Aoife Ní Bhriain – Duo project featured on Double You (2023).
Upcoming tour information
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Social media & official links
Location notes: Finch performs globally, with strong ties to the UK concert scene and international tours. For fans in the Gold Coast region or visiting, nearby venues often host her cross-genre programs, reflecting the harp’s versatility across cultures and styles.