The Eagle's Whistle - lullabies and harp airs for harp ensemble Vocal

The Eagle's Whistle - lullabies and harp airs for harp ensemble VocalThis collection of lullabies and harp airs for ensemble playing is the result of many years of friendship and collaboration. Sifting through ideas in response to the growing demand from harpers for more harp ensemble repertoire, we decided to opt for lullabies and harp airs; lullabies (suantra or sleep music) because they are an integral part of the harp tradition in Ireland, and according to the ancient myths, one of the three gifts attributed to a

breath and groundedness to help the student push themselves artistically

I chose to detune the A and E strings to give the sound more openness and facilitate certain passages by freeing up the left hand

It is one of very few songs by Mozart to set an original text in French

“A good technique is the foundation of all great harp playing

Recommended on the basis of real results

fresh publication showing Catrins most up-to-date thinking on the work

Titles include: Angels We Have Heard on High

articulation

Quite on the contrary

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I used it in the sense of following a path so closely as to becoming one with it

Each piece is a one-act story