Wounds Landing Page

Woman in dress playing the harmonium in a forest

Man in a dark jacket and woman in a long fur coat and white dress standing in front of trees.

Man in a white shirt with long hair playing an acoustic guitar in front of dark wood paneling.

Black and white photo of a woman playing an electric piano wearing a black sweater.

Woman sitting on the forest floor with mossy green trees behind her, wearing a long white dress and holding a violin in a resting position.

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Friends-in-arms reveling at the intersection of classical virtuosity, existential poetics, and art-film surrealism, Seattle art-pop duo Glass Heart String Choir weaves golden lyrical threads of haute-art into their achingly beautiful orchestral tapestry. Through their deeply personal and effecting songs, Glass Heart String Choir tell the complex stories of our lives with a unique beauty and eloquence.

GLOBAL TEXAN CHRONICLES

“Powerful before you even hear one luscious note, as GHSC’s Katie Mosehauer and Ian Williams continue their quest to deliver to the world delicate and romantic folk-pop.”

ATWOOD MAGAZINE

“‘Wounds’ is both an inner reckoning and a confessional all wrapped up in vivid orchestral wonder…a spine-chilling display of vulnerability.”

B-SIDES AND BADLANDS

“This song is a finely crafted dagger of emotion, beautiful and delicate, yet with a sharpness that cuts to the quick.”

THE MAY MAGAZINE

"Not just a work of flowing beauty in and of itself, and it certainly is that, “Wounds” marries this beauty with an emotional honesty and depth that is sincere and moving."