Duo Harpverk Reykjavík, Iceland
Duo Harpverk was formed in 2007 by Iceland Symphony Orchestra members Katie Buckley, harp and Frank Aarnink, percussion. The duo’s intention is to commission and perform music for harp and percussion. Since beginning they have commissioned many works from composers in Iceland and all over the world. ... more
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