The internet is full of unusual covers of Nintendo songs, but none caught our eye quite like this Ballad of the Goddess harp duet by identical twins Camille and Kennerly, aka The Harp Twins. We talked ...

Professor George Petersen, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, wanted to expose his students to a real-life success story. His class, which is Academic Foundations Course (AFC) titled "Where it ...

Martin Schoeller's new show “Identical: Portraits of Twins” at ACE gallery in Beverly Hills is interesting enough on its own, but the opening this past Saturday was an unusual and memorable experience ...

"Sexy twins playing harp in Lord of the Rings tribute" are probably words that have never gone together - but that's exactly what is driving Hobbit fans wild in a new video that has gone viral.

Watch identical twins Camille and Kennerly play a jukebox of hits on the harp at a New Year’s Eve party at 159 Manning. 159 Manning is the address where Tim McCready throws house parties on steroids.

The Harp Twins are at it again. Camille and Kennerly Kitt have posted a new video featuring their cover of Metallica’s “The Unforgiven.” Watch the unorthodox version of the song in the player above.

(CBS) - The Cranberries' 1994 hit "Zombie" is already a hauntingly beautiful song. This cover by musical twins Camille and Kennerly takes that to the next level. This instrumental duet on electric ...

Camille and Kennerly, known as The Harp Twins, are back with another game-themed arrangement, this time with a rather soothing Final Fantasy medley. The twins’ unique take on the harp involves new ...

Camille and Kennerly Kitt, known as the Harp Twins, travel the globe with their statuesque acoustic and electro-acoustic concert grand harps and electric harps, working to surprise audiences and bring ...

Twins Camille and Kennerly Kitt, fresh off their tag-team effort harping (is that even a verb?) the theme to Skyward Sword, return with their take on the intro to Game of Thrones. It’s dorky as all ...

The Harp Twins are back with another Metallica cover. This time around twin sisters Camille and Kennerly Kitt give "One" the ethereal harp treatment. Check out the video above. In an interview, the ...