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King Charles finds his harpist behind the Wigmore Hall bar

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King Charles finds his harpist behind the Wigmore Hall bar

The Wigmore Hall informs us that HM The King has chosen Mared Emyr Pugh-Evans as his official harpist.

Mared says: ‘It is an honour to be appointed as Harpist to His Majesty The King, it’s a responsibility I have not taken lightly, but one I’m committed to fulfilling wholeheartedly and I’m hoping to put my own personal stamp on the role.’

Wigmore Hall sais: ‘Mared also worked as part of our Restaurant & Bar Team – huge congratulations from everyone at Wigmore Hall!’

 

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