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Harp Twins’ mission to “make the harp rock”
SUN CITY – Camille and Kennerly Kitt are the world’s only known identical twin professional harp players. They were trained classically but have arranged modern day songs to be played on the harp.
Adopting the name The Harp Twins, the sisters were featured musicians at the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Celebration, playing for three events, including a dinner where President Barack Obama was the speaker.
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“We fell in love with the harp [at an early age], and during high school we decided that we wanted to … major in harp performance in college,” Camille said. “We loved the harp, and we decided that performing is what we wanted to do,” said Kennerly.
When: Dec. 19, 7-8 p.m.
Where: Drendel Hall
Tickets: $8 for pre-registration/$13 day of. General Public tickets have $5 surcharge
More information:www.harptwins.com or sccah.org
The Harp twins are known for their duet harp arrangements of songs by popular artists like Pink Floyd, Journey, The Cranberries, Johnny Cash, Elton John, and more. They have also arranged and performed music from Broadway, TV, and film soundtracks.
On top of these, they also arrange and perform their own original pieces.
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2 Girls and 3 Harps versus Black Sabbath's Iron Man
The Harp Twins are back, and this time they're taking on a Sabbath classic
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Identical twins Camille and Kennerly Kitt, better known to citizens of the internet as The Harp Twins, have released a cover version of Black Sabbath’s Iron Man. The doom-laden drums and churning riffs that characterised the 1970 classic have been replaced by something altogether more graceful, yet the original’s feel of imminent doom has been retained.
“Iron Man by Black Sabbath is one of our favourite classic heavy metal songs,” say the twins. “To get a wide array of sounds, we use fuzz distortion on our electric harp and well as numerous mechanical techniques on our acoustic harp, including hand percussion and pedal buzzes. We love arranging complex songs in a way that we can play live at our shows, exactly as you see and hear them in our videos! No loops, overlays, or backtracks!”
The video was filmed at the Sanfilippo Estate in the Chicago suburb of Barrington Hills, Illinois, a venue featuring one of the World’s finest collections of automatic music instruments. The duo play at