"Cultural genocide and violations of human rights deeply affect our collective artistry and cannot be experienced in isolation from my musical work. Nothing means more to me than joining forces with like-minded people, demonstrating solidarity with our brothers and sisters living under occupation and torture."

Eleanor Turner

The album of the Lullabies for the Land book is out now! Please go to Lullabies for the Land | Eleanor Turner and have a listen! The album will be available for streaming on most digital platforms from September 14th.

Eleanor's interview for the What Musicians Don't Talk About podcast, sponsored by Royal Society of Musicians, is out now! Eleanor speaks about being a politically active musician and what that means for her career. Listen to the podcast below:


Eleanor will continue to perform Lullabies for the Land and to promote the book, in the UK and around the world. Her next performance is a half hour solo show at the international One Harp World event in Toronto on 3rd August, 10.15am at the Sheraton Hotel, downtown Toronto. If you have, or know of, a group that would like a presentation or concert of the book, or to discuss a hybrid performance where aspects of the lullabies book are featured but in a wider context, don't hesitate to get in touch with Eleanor: info@eleanorturner.com 

Dima and Eleanor hope that sales of the book, in its soft cover and digital formats, continue to thrive, as every penny from these sales goes to the two charities, the Ghassan Abu Sittah Children's Fund and the Middle East Children's Alliance. They are also looking into producing a second edition in which the lullabies appear in a different format: chords, lyrics and possibly guitar tab.  

Stamford Peace Walk

A monthly walk through Stamford's High Street, on the first Friday of every month, organised by Eleanor. 

 Please click here to read more about Stamford's monthly Peace Walk, organised by Eleanor.

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