Maeve Gilchrist - The Calm from The Harpweaver Peter Rudzik

Maeve Gilchrist - The Calm from The Harpweaver Peter RudzikI wrote this piece as part of a larger commission by Music Generation Laois, in Ireland, for a group of 37 harpers. The composition was called White Horses and dedicated to the feminine strength of the young harpers in the orchestra in an analogy with the fluid yet powerful waves that crashed on the shore of the beach in Portobello where I grew up. Ive always loved being on or near the ocean and this tune tries to embody that transitory state of

Highly Strung and Ostinato

İntisab has several meanings

"The original books offer a wide variety of styles and music from around the world and it’s very exciting to be bringing them to the lever harp

Jacob Kellerman

Fanciful bugs are featured in this collection of 10 solos and 1 duet

" John Rutter September 2012

the melodic character suggests that it is likely to have been composed during the seventeenth century

This relates in part to the key of D-Major but also to the transparent and poignant style which is the hallmark of the early works by this genius from Salzburg

and When the Stars Sing

Reflections is a collection of pieces written specifically for the lever harp by New Zealand composer Jeroen Speak

with a pronounced heroic and up beat atmosphere

The Galaxy Series 4 offers a fresh look at favourites such as Nova Scotia Song