Kerry Coventry

Kerry Coventry is an Irish/Scottish singer, autoharp player, multi-instrumentalist, and music educator based in Dublin, Ireland.

Drawn to the autoharp for its rich, resonant sound and versatility, Kerry has made the instrument a central part of her musical life. Her playing is rooted in the folk traditions of Ireland and Scotland, while also exploring contemporary songs reimagined through the unique voice of the autoharp. Whether accompanying traditional ballads, creating atmospheric arrangements, or introducing audiences to unexpected folk interpretations, she brings warmth, creativity, and a distinctive musical perspective to every performance.

In addition to the autoharp, Kerry performs on piano, accordion, tin whistle, low whistle, shruti box, and shamanic drum. She holds a Degree in Classical Vocal Performance and a Diploma in Musical Theatre Singing, combining formal training with a lifelong passion for folk music and storytelling.

A dedicated teacher for more than twenty years, Kerry has taught singing and instrumental music, directed choirs, and led workshops in folk music and autoharp. She is passionate about helping musicians of all levels discover the joy, accessibility, and expressive possibilities of the autoharp.

Kerry looks forward to sharing songs, techniques, arrangements, and musical traditions from Ireland and Scotland, while exploring the many creative possibilities of the autoharp with fellow enthusiasts.