Grammy-nominated composer and harpist takes listeners on a meditative and enriching journey with Kuruvinda

Kuruvinda is the new album from Grammy-nominated American composer and harpist Kirsten Agresta Copely. From the first track, Shadow Light, where Kirsten’s deft fingers pluck out arpeggios like golden rays of light, the listener is taken on a journey of reflection to embrace flaws and shine like the ‘imperfect gems’ they are.

Prepare to be lulled by the aching beauty and moody contemplation. Kirsten’s melodies bring with them an overall peace that is much needed. Her collaboration with clarinetist Ismail Lumanovski on Ratnaraja is especially moving, as it effectively captures mourning and adds new weight to the strings. The conflict between pain and acceptance is captured in the title track, Kuruvinda. Likewise, the two tracks featuring Dave Eggar and Jessica Meyer enhance the theme by adding more colors, while Saṃtoṣa is a sweet resolution.

Kuruvinda will touch listeners with its tension between despondency and brilliance—a meditative and enriching experience.

Kirsten Agresta Copely is ready to impress voters in the upcoming award season with her follow-up to the Grammy-nominated Aquamarine

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Natasha Barbieri, Editor

Editor

Creator of Classical Crossover Magazine. For Natasha music has always been closely tied to her faith. At age 18, Natasha made her opera debut playing the part of the mother in Menotti’s ‘Amahl and the Night Visitors’ with the Eastern Festival Opera. At 20, she was a winner of the 2011 Young Artist Competition at Andrews University. Natasha graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor’s of Music. Natasha has released a series of Holiday singles “A Place Called Home” (2020), “One Little Boy,” and “The Perfect Year” (2021). In 2021, she was nominated for the ‘Future Classic Women Awards’ show on Men’s & Women’s Radio Station. Natasha is the creator and editor of ‘Classical Crossover Magazine’ a venture that has allowed her to interview many of the top stars in the genre including Sarah Brightman, Celtic Woman, Mirusia, Paul Potts, and more. During the covid-19 pandemic, she created an online concert series for the magazine that has seen her perform in the same line-up as Alex Sharpe, Lucy Kay, Barbara Padilla, Classical Reflection, and more on the virtual stage. In 2022, Natasha was included on the charity album “Stars of Classical Crossover: Christmas” in benefit of the Wallace & Gromit Children’s Charity.

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