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2 Harps on the 2nd FloorMatt Tutsky @ 2nd Floor on ClintonMatt Tutsky

 an evening of harp with Duo Scorpio

Duo Scorpio   

Duo Scorpio is a New York City based harp duo on a mission to expand the duo harp repertoire by commissioning new works and arranging existing repertoire. In 2011, the duo began searching for music for their newly formed ensemble and realized this particular part of the harp repertoire had yet to be fully explored in a contemporary setting.

Duo Scorpio was recently awarded the American Harp Society Grant which they have used to commission composer Robert Paterson. His work, “Scorpion Tales” will be premiered by Duo Scorpio at the AHS National Conference in New York City July 2012.

Duo Scorpio has performed with Florence + The Machine at the Met Gala, for Metro Harp New York and has performed together orchestrally in Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall.

Coincidentally, Katie and Kristi were both born on November 5, 1982. They met in New York City where they received their Master’s degrees studying with Susan Jolles. They have embraced their Zodiac alignment by using their talent and passion to team up and form this unique duo.

The most determined sign in the zodiac, Scorpios love challenges and won't give up until they get the job done. They are passionate about the people and things they love and always give 100%. Extremely loyal, Scorpios value friends and family above all.

This will be Duo Scorpio's first performance at  Tony Powe's speakeasy, 2nd Floor on Clinton.  

  



Contact:

Tony Powe 
2nd Floor On Clinton - Musical Events 
tonypowe@lowereastsideevents.com 
212 529 6900 

When

MONDAY 30TH JANUARY, 2012

TUESDAY 31ST JANUARY 2012

Where

2nd Floor on Clinton Lounge 
67 Clinton Street
New York, NY 10002
 


 

A Musical Program

7.30 to 9.00PM
Monday 30th January 2012
Tuesday 31st January 2012 

At the intimate cocktail lounge of the LES

 

Register above to benefit from a $5 DISCOUNT ON PREPAID TICKETS (buy before 1/29/12)  and make sure that you have a ticket as numbers are very limited