This episode of The NoteSpire Music Artist Insight features a conversation with Mary-Kate Spring Lee. Making her home in Central Pennsylvania, Mary-Kate is an award-winning harpist with over 20 years of experience. She performs often both as a soloist and with her acclaimed Celtic Nu-Folk Band, Seasons. In addition to playing the harp, Mary-Kate is one of the primary songwriters and vocalists for Seasons, also playing concertina and penny whistle in this capacity.
She has recorded multiple albums both as a soloist and with Seasons that have been reviewed and played on national publications and radio stations, including Christianity Today, Folklife Magazine, Irish Music Magazine, EWTN Radio, Thunder on the Plains, WJTL and more. Mary-Kate has appeared on the television show “Life on the Rock” on EWTN with her band Seasons, which features her brothers and sisters on harp, hammered dulcimer, violin, Irish drum, and more.
Mary-Kate also plays the harp for therapeutic purposes, performing often at Nursing Homes, Hershey Medical Center. And in addition her busy performing schedule, she also maintains a small teaching studio with students on the harp, hammered dulcimer, piano, and concertina.
Visit her website at www.marykatespring.com
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