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![]() Operations manager, Kim Adamson Kim Adamson has been a part of Somerset since its inception. From coordinating the set up of the exhibitor and vendor mall through assisting at the concert stage, Kim is busy making sure that the festival runs smoothly.You'll seldom see her actually sitting down at Somerset. When she's snot at Somerset she gigs as a harpist in Marco Island, Florida.
Maureen Buscareno, Concert Manager Maureen will be making sure that the concerts run smoothly and on time. She has been our concert manager since 2009. She received her MA in Ethnomusicology from the University of Limerick under the guidance of Micheal O Suilleabhain. She also played in the Delaware Valley Celtic Harp Orchestra and has an MA in Music Education from Columbia University. She now teaches music and directs youth theater in NJ and the Lower Hudson Valley. She plays in local Irish Traditional Music Sessions. |
Get to Know Our Staff From Left: Laura Enuco, Lucy Cummin, Kerry White, Patch Glennan, Dennis Gormley and Maureen Buscareno. Not pictured: Kim Adamson, Emma Gormley, Bob Glennan and David Eisner.
Our hard-working staff work long hours at the festival to make it run smoothly and to give our attendees the best experience possible.
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Gerry Serviente founded the Somerset Folk Harp Festival in 2001 and directed this major harp event until 2008. She has been a tireless promoter of the many facets and styles of the folk harp and she is acting as a talent and business advisor to Kathy DeAngelo. Her experience and input are invaluable assets to the festival. |
![]() Here are Kathy and Kim after packing up the festival on the Sunday afternoon! |
We get rave reviews about the sound quality at our concerts and it's all due to the expertise and professionalism of our tech crew headed by David Eisner. Dave joined the festival in 2008 when it was in Alexandria, VA. When he's not doing our festival, Dave is behind the House of Musical Traditions and Institute of Musical Traditions in Takoma Park, MD, the center of the folk music world in the metropolitan Washington DC area. |