“Ardyth & Jennifer inspire and delight, they captivated the very spirit of the Tall Ships Arrival Ceremonies. Their beautiful voices blended with the harps and gave new life to the tradition of Celtic Music.
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Martha Reynolds, Arrival Ceremonies, Tall Ships 2000
"Sorrow's End" from the album, Promise was written about a cliff not far from Jennifer's home in Shad Bay, Nova Scotia where she likes to go to climb.
“Ever since I can remember, there was music in my life. From my Dad singing me to sleep every night with his guitar, to singing incredible classical music with my Mom in church choirs, to “Jug Band” parties I listened to from upstairs in my room, (long after I was supposed to be sleeping), to jamming in the kitchen with my brother and sisters after supper. Through all the changing scenes of my life, music has been the only constant thing...”
Born in the year of the dragon according to the Chinese tradition, Jennifer Wyatt has tried on many hats in her lifetime- singer, artist, sound and light technician, mother, pyrotechnician, props builder, band leader, special effects coordinator, chorister, actor, climber, archer, gardener, workshop leader, junior choir director, and lately, singer/songwriter.
She likes them all.
Thanks to her incredibly supportive family, she has been able to continue collecting hats...
Jennifer Wyatt is currently living in Shad Bay, Nova Scotia with her husband Sean and two girls Rachael and Rhiannon. They all enjoy spending family time either rock climbing or at archery tournaments.
