Glain Dafydd’s music career includes successes in competitions such as winning the 4ème Rencontres Internationales de la Harpe en Île-de-France, the Bryn Terfel Scholarship and the ‘City of Szeged Prize’ at the Szeged International Harp Competition, Hungary. A string finalist in both the BBC Young Musician and Royal Over-Seas League competitions, she won the second prize at the Moscow International Harp Competition junior category and was a prize winner in the 2016 Wales International Harp Festival. Glain studied at the École Normale de Musique de Paris and at the Royal Academy of Music. 

Gwenan Gibbardstands at the forefront of today’s thriving Welsh traditional music scene with her unique, contemporary arrangements of Welsh traditional music and songs in the Welsh language. She also specialises in the unique art of ‘Cerdd Dant’, the ancient form of singing Welsh poetry to the accompaniment of the harp, and is one of the few people who performs this music self-accompanied on the harp. Her performances have been far and wide, in numerous festivals and concerts in several countries, including Canada, North and South America, Hong Kong and Europe, and she has released four solo albums on the Sain label – her latest album, ‘Hen Ganeuon Newydd’ (Old New Songs), relating to her current doctorate research into the folk-songs of her home area, Llŷn and Eifionydd. 

Constance Luzzati from France is a previous winner of the Wales International Harp Festival and is a member ofTrio Haydéewith Marielou Jacquard (mezzo-soprano) and Anastasie Lefebvre de Rieux (flute). They recorded Grace Williams' Songs of Sleep at the end of 2022 and officially founded the trio in 2023. Trio Haydée focuses on a repertoire that blends unpublished works from the past century with contemporary compositions. Their collaboration emphasizes a shared passion for the poetic essence of texts and the emotive power of sound. Their programme will include music by French and Welsh composers.