Monday 23 June 2008 - 12.30pm
Hunterian Art Gallery, 82 Hillhead Street (opp Main Univ Gates)

Enjoy the beauty of Chinese folksong melodies and the excitement of its dance music, played on traditional instruments (bamboo flute, fiddle, zither, dulcimer and percussion). Including Glasgow musicians Hooi Ling Eng and Eddie McGuire, the group’s recent successes encompass Children’s Classics, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe as well as London Chinese New Year appearances. We are delighted to welcome our new member, Fong Liu, who will sing a selection of ancient folk and modern pop songs.

Info from 0141 330 4221. Tickets: £8 in advance from Tickets Scotland , 239 Argyle Street (by phone 0870 220 1116) or at the venue 30 minutes before concert. Concessions of £6 only available at the door.

Saturday 21 June 2008
Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh

A ‘soundscape’ made largely from bamboo will explore how nature creates music with plants. Simple constructions invite visitors to experience a non conventional way of listening to music depending on the wind, the day and their own moods. Artists Susie Brown and Ziggy Campbell and composer Kimho Ip demonstrate the aesthetic potential of bamboo; as slender as grass or as robust as scaffolding.

Harmony will be involved in the live performance to accompany the installation. 

6 February 2008
Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
Chinese New Year

Harmony will be performing to primary school children for the Chinese New Year celebrations organised by the Chinese Community Develoment Partnership.

13 February 2008
May Fair Hotel, London

Harmony is pleased to perform in the forthcoming Oracle Partner Awards.