The tradition owes its survival to the gypsy families of Wales who kept harp playing alive, and Nansi Richards, the famous harpist Telynores Maldwyn. In Wales the triple harp was popular ...

In Wales the triple harp was popular, an instrument with three rows of strings as opposed to the conventional harp which has one row. It has been the tradition in Wales to play the harp on the left ...

A "world-famous" harpist jailed for sexually abusing a schoolboy has lost a bid to challenge her conviction. Danielle Perrett, who has performed for the Queen, could not persuade Court of Appeal ...