Singing harpist

I have known Yiskah for several years now and heard her play and sing on several different occasions. Yiskah sings and plays her harp so beautifully. I have been to her parents' home once, when they hosted a fellowship event, and seen several drawings of her own harp designs, and they are gorgeous. Yiskah is one of the sweetest and most humble people you will ever meet, shy and soft spoken off stage, but on stage when she's singing and playing her harp her confidence is through the roof. You can hear her love for our Lord and Messiah clearly in her singing. Words can't express it, you will just have to hear it for yourself and see! Yiskah recently sang at Carnegie Hall in New York City, a huge honor for any musician. The video is on her YouTube channel, check it out! Because I have heard her sing so many times before, the date I am giving is the date she sang at Carnegie Hall, her most recent performance.

I've had the privilege of hearing Singing Harpist perform twice and I look forward to hearing her and experiencing her amazing talent as often as possible in the future. Along with her wonderful singing voice and the expert strumming of her harp, she writes many of her own music! If you have the opportunity to hear this amazingly talented young woman perform, do it! You will definitely be blessed.

I first saw Yiskah a few years ago playing the harp on YouTube. The angelic passion in her voice, coupled with the dreamy sound of the harp, had me drawn in right away. Watching her fingers dance across all of those strings had me completely mesmerized. Her seemingly effortless mastery of this majestic instrument towering over her, gained my immediate respect. I quickly bought her CD’s and I especially enjoy them when I’m feeling particularly spiritual or when I’m feeling eccentrically creative. Upon subscribing to her channel, I discovered she is a creative power house, with accolades including selling her paintings and publishing her books. She has an undeniable, unbridled lust for life that overflows into many areas. Upon befriending her, I realized she is the most modest, kindest and purest treasure of a person. After seeing her flawless performance, in person at Carnegie Hall, I realized that what I love the most about her music, is that it doesn’t feel forced … yet, a subliminal invitation into her personal dreamscape.

Her harp talks to you.Her voice is so powerful...... Sounds I have never heard before