Complete your Alison Kinnaird collection. The first album on the label and an opportunity for Robin Morton to get together with former band members of his group "The Boys Of The Lough"; Aly Bain, Cathal McConnell & Dave Richardson. Robin had married the harpist Alison Kinnaird and this was the marriage of traditional music in Scotland with the music of Northern Ireland.

The Harp Key. "Please retry". This release and her subsequent recordings form a definitive and essential base to any collection of Scottish harp. Exclusively for Prime members. Sample this album Artist (Sample).

The Harp Key. (Cassette - Temple. Cumha Crann Nan Teud. 10. The Kid on the Mountain.

Glenlivet, Castle Drummond, 02:22.

Album · 1977 · 16 Songs. Cumha Crann Nan Teud (The Lament for the Harp Key). 11. Fuath Nam Fidhleirean (Contempt for Fiddlers).

Cumha Crann Nan Teud (The Lament For The Harp Key). Listen to The Harp Key in full in the this site app. Play on this site.

Alison Kinnaird is recognised as one of the foremost exponents of traditional Scottish harp music. Alison's first instrument was cello and she was a founder member of the Edinburgh Youth Orchestra. She has a degree in Celtic Studies and Archaeology and studied the harp under Jean Campbell in Edinburgh from the age of 14. She has won the Clarsach Trophy at the National Mod and the Harp Competition in Pan Celtic Festival in Killarney.