Poster Harpist Ashley Jackson stands in water
On her latest recording, 'Take Me to the Water,' harpist Ashley Jackson explores the ways that water can connect us.
Julia Comita
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Ashley Jackson explores love, freedom, hope and rebirth in 'Take Me to the Water'

New Classical Tracks (extended interview): Ashley Jackson
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Ashley Jackson, harp: Take Me to the Water (Decca)

“When I was conceiving the album version of Take Me to the Water, I was first and primarily interested in the ways that water can connect us.” says harpist Ashley Jackson. “For me, the message is, ‘What are the things that we have in common with one another, despite our differences?’” Jackson’s recent recording is a project that symbolizes love, freedom, hope and rebirth. Find out more on New Classical Tracks with host Julie Amacher.

Resources

  • Ashley Jackson, harp: Take Me to the Water (Decca)

  • Ashley Jackson, harp: Take Me to the Water (Amazon)

  • Ashley Jackson (official site)

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