Acclaimed harpist/ soprano Emma Horwood and award-winning contemporary singer/ songwriter Visnja join forces as Harp 2 Harp, taking the audience through sunrise, sunset, moonlight, stars and slumber.

We have an important update regarding tonight’s “Harp2Harp” performance at The Lab.

Unfortunately, due to unexpected illness, Emma Horwood is longer able to perform tonight. 

To avoid cancelling the show that many people have worked hard on to present, Visnja will be proceeding with an adapted but equally as beautiful solo performance. You can click the link here to find out more about Visnja and what you can expect to see and hear tonight.  

If you are an existing ticketholder and you would like a refund due to the change in of tonight’s program, please contact Moshtix.

We apologise for any disappointment caused but can assure you tonight will still be a wonderful evening showcasing beautiful music and immersive digital art. 

Thank you for your support and understanding,
The Lab & Light Team.

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Vishnya is an award-winning singer/songwriter recently returned to her hometown of Adelaide. A contemporary singer with a Celtic harp and classical pianist’s touch, Vishnya sings folk and classically influenced tracks brimming with captivating melodies and lyrical musings.  Drawing inspiration from the elements, nature, world travel and the human condition, she has recorded three albums and brought her eclectic sound to the 9 Network’s Carols by Candlelight, the National Folk Festival and numerous major events and productions around Australia.

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Emma’s refined soprano, pedal harp and Celtic background, together with Visnja’s world music and contemporary influences, combine in a harmonious presentation of traditional, popular and new music. Their eclectic musical journey begins with Cat Stevens’ Morning has Broken through to the Beatles’ Golden Slumbers and traditional lullabies. Visnja will also perform her award-winning composition about starlight – a song she debuted live on Nine Network’s Carols by Candlelight.

With the finesse of classical sensibilities meeting the freedom and directness of popular, world and folk styles, these two songstresses are a force not to be missed.   Two different musicians; one beautiful sound. Join Harp 2 Harp for Night Follows Day!