Free harp concert with Robbin Gordon-Cartier Jan. 18

Charlotte Harps, the Charlotte chapter of the American Harp Society, is a non-profit organization made up of professional and semi-professional harpists, harp instructors, students and just people who love the harp.

The organization presents concerts, masterclasses, guest artist recitals and more.

The organization is presenting a free concert on Saturday, January 18, 2025, at 7:30 p.m., at Christ Episcopal Church, 1412 Providence Road, Charlotte, North Carolina. The concert was announced on Facebook.

Enjoy a solo, duet, and ensemble concert with Robbin Gordon-Cartier.

The concert is free, but donations to the Charlotte NC Chapter of the American Harp Society will be accepted.

Robbin Gordon-Cartier is a teacher in the East Orange School District where she directs the harp program that she originally created for the Elizabeth School District. She is President of the North Jersey Chapter of the American Harp Society and has served on the national level as 2nd Vice-President and Director at Large. Robbin continues to be a sought-after presenter of workshops across the country.

Mrs. Gordon-Cartier maintains a private studio where she teaches students of all ages and regularly freelances in the New York metropolitan area. Performance credits include appearances at Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall in New York City; the New Jersey Performing Arts Center; the Pablo Casals Music Festival in San Juan, Puerto Rico and the National Symphony Orchestra of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

She has appeared on several television shows and recordings and at events honoring Lord Guinness, Cicely Tyson and Sir James Galway. Robbin is a Salvi Concert Artist and presented master classes and a concert at the French Ambassador’s residence in Bogota, Columbia for the Salvi Harp Foundation.

Mrs. Gordon-Cartier has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music Education and a Master’s in Harp Performance from Montclair State University. As a young harpist, she spent summers in Dublin, Ireland studying at the Royal Irish Academy. She has been a recipient of numerous educational grants and awards. Robbin has received the

NAACP Educator Award, the National Action Network Fannie Lou Hamer Award for outstanding contributions and active involvment in the community and most recently, the Center for Arts in Education at Boston Arts Academy, with the generous support of the Surdna Foundation has selected Robbin to receive a National Artist Teacher Fellowship. The project that won the Fellowship Award was a Mentorship with the Grammy nominated electric harp virtuoso Deborah Henson-Conant.

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