Ardyth & Jennifer Discography of CDs

Ardyth & Jennifer albums Ardyth Robinson and Jennifer Wyatt began playing together many years ago for fun, and they still are... After almost ten years on the road, they are still the best of travelling companions, and they can't believe how lucky they are to be able to sustain a life "on the road". Their music has been described as an intricate musical Celtic knot, intertwining harps and voices in exquisite patterns, and as they have travelled throughout the Maritimes and ...

Ardyth & Jennifer music CDs "Room to Breathe" is a simple, instrumental CD that has been many years in the making. We have been playing together for over a decade, writing instrumental pieces and arranging traditional tunes for receptions, weddings, private parties and gala dinners. Not feeling like trained musicians we were hesitant to release a "naked CD" of just harp and flute, but after many requests from friends and family we decided to go in to the studio once again. The ...

Ardyth & Jennifer discography Ardyth Robinson is a ninth generation Nova Scotian with a beautiful voice, a gentle touch on the harp and a wealth of traditional folk songs at her fingertips. Jennifer Wyatt was born in Chicago, but grew up outside of Fredericton, New Brunswick with music of every style from jazz and classical to good old fashioned folk songs surrounding her. Jennifer spent many nights peering through the vent in her floor to catch her parent's late night jug ...

Ardyth & Jennifer songs Ardyth Robinson and Jennifer Wyatt met many years ago at a good old fashioned Nova Scotia kitchen party. At that time they both played the guitar, and Jennifer played a bit of piano, but they both sang. They had a great time singing together, but life took them to different parts of the world. When they got together again a couple of years later, Ardyth had been introduced to the harp while she was in New Zealand, ...

Ardyth & Jennifer CD discography "Learn To Fly" is the culmination of four strong years on the road and a lifetime of songwriting. The songs are solid, the arrangements are fun, deep and moving in their turn. Each song tells a story, and the CD takes you on a journey from the "supersaturated" Halifax Summer in "Just Summer" through the yearning title track, "Learn To Fly" to the fun "Me & My Moon", the blues harp on "Roadsong" to the ...