Bràthair Scotland, UK
Bràthair is a collaboration between Scottish composer Joseph Stevenson and his mother, pianist Katharine
Durran.
With a sound distinctly rooted in both Scottish and Irish traditional music, Bràthair’s simple, lyrical melodies form a unique and deeply song-like folk inspired sound through the peaceful and tactile intimacy of a felted upright piano
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