Ursula Burns in Belfast

Season 4. Episode 1. Opening The Harp Chakra - The Podcast returns for a new season! On my recent trip to Ireland, we traveled to Northern Ireland to visit with Ursula Burns at the Harrison Hotel in Belfast. We spoke about her Harping origin story, her past performances as "The Dangerous Harpist", her upcoming book, and her connection to Scotland's Dougie MacLean. She also played a live version of the title track from her latest CD, The Secret Melodies of Trees.ursulaburns.co.ukUrsula Burns Music https://linktr.ee/ursulaburnsThe Dangerous Harpist linktr.ee/thedangerousharpistCloud Truck Theatre linktr.ee/cloudtrucktheatreBuy Album on Bandcampursulaburns.bandcamp.com/album/the-secret-melodies-of-treeshttps://www.youtube.com/@UrsulaBurnsMusicThis Podcast is sponsored by Pedran Harps.The Pedran Bach is a travel Harp made by Pedran Harps in Wales. They are a small company that uses naturally fallen trees to make their beautiful Harps. On my recent trip to Ireland, I played my Pedran Bach all over the country at Sessions and for recording videos. This is an excellent quality small Harp with 20 strings, a curved back, and a very pleasant voice. If you are interested in purchasing one, visit www.pedranharps.co.uk and use the promotional code JayHarp26 to get a 5% discount on the Instrument. It is made from Welsh Ash with gut or nylon strings and Rees levers (you can upgrade to Camac for an additional charge). You will also receive a dust cover and a tuning key, and you have the option to upgrade your postage from a wooden crate to a wooden flight case.—————————————————————If you are enjoying this podcast, please consider writing a review.Do you have questions or guest suggestions? Please email  Jay Michaels: [email protected] you would like to make a financial contribution to help support the production of this podcast (any amount is appreciated):PayPal.me/harperminstrelVenmo.com/harper-minstrelSupport the show