ABOUT MARGOT

Known for her innovative style, harpist Margot Krimmel appears regularly as a performer and teacher at the Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp, Colorado Academy, and Denver’s Swallow Hill Music Association.  An award-winning composer, her arrangements have been performed by the World Harp Orchestra, and are published by Harps Nouveau. Her composition Planxty Earl Grey took First Place in the New Century Harp Competition. Krimmel is featured on numerous recordings including The Art of Harp, and has two solo recordings.

ABOUT BETH

Described by Dirty Linen as “passionate and self-assured,” singer Beth Gadbaw (nee Leachman) first devoted herself to folk music while living and traveling from pub to folk club in the West of Ireland, and later in the South of England. Now a resident of Lyons in her home state of Colorado, she continues to find new inspiration in folksinging. She has made guest appearances with the Chieftains, members of Sons of the San Joaquim, and the Colorado Springs Symphony. Leachman Gadbaw is a Fulbright music award recipient and is former singer of traditional trio Siucra.