Kathryn Clements

Kathryn is delighted to be performing at this festival with Suzette Herft . Kathryn will also be offering a Traditional Irish Singing Workshop  whci will be a real treat. 

Join Kathryn and Suzette at 4pm onwards as they lead the singers session and after 6pm we will be joined by the wonderful musicians for a fabulous celebration of 20 years of Irish music at the Quiet Man

Kathryn warmly invites you to  this month's Darebin Songwriters Guild gig at Bar 303 High St Norhtcote where she will be  sharing songs from her recent CD "Songs of Hope and Haven""

I will be playing a solo gig on Saturday 5th March and together with the beautiful singer/songwriter  Suzette Herft on the Saturday evening

Delighted to announce that my song "Sorry" , written for Archie Roach and all indigenous Australians, was chosen in the top 10 finalist list at the 2018 Basin Music Festival.

Also really enjoyed playing 3 of my own songs at last nights Grand Piano Open Mic In Melbourne....... enjoying the songwriting adventure and sharing my own songs as well as my beloved Irish material .

Kathryn Clements…...Songs of Hope and Haven 

A collection of songs written and composed by Kathryn to inspire and strengthen the listener during these troubled times……. Our world is changing at cosmic speed and the values we hold dear: patience, kindness, tenderness, hope, respect and love….. seem to be disintegrating before our very eyes. May these songs be a haven and give you hope… may they strengthen and inspire you to never give up and to live, love and trust from your heart.

Track 2 "Sorry" is  inspired and dedicated to the great indigenous artist Archie Roach; Track 3" Welcome Here" is for all those who seek Asylum in Australia; Track 4" Behind Closed Doors" is inspired and written for Rosie and Luke Batty and for all those who have experienced Domestic Violence.

Enjoy!

Thanks to Una McAlinden and her team for a fabulous festival..... and to my two great musicians Patrick Evans and Andy Cooper.

We had beautiful gigs and the Traditional Irish singing workshop I led on the Saturday afternoon was a full house: with all participants able to warm up their voices with some helpful vocal exercises and then to  sing Mo Ghile Mear; The Whistlin Thief and Erin Grao Mo Chroi....just beautiful