Cady, Hariette, Oriental Dance |
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Oriental Dance |
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A dance in an Eastern style for two intermediate level pedal harpists. This original work, composed by Hariette Cady is a fun and rousing duet for any harp recital! The first harp part consists of an energetic melody while the second harp plays a rhythmic accompaniment in fifths. The middle section of the piece features a more delicate melody for first harp while second harp plays a series of overlapping glissandos. The original melody returns for a rousing finish. |
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A dance in an Eastern style for two intermediate level pedal harpists. This original work, composed by Hariette Cady is a fun and rousing duet for any harp recital! The first harp part consists of an energetic melody while the second harp plays a rhythmic accompaniment in fifths. The middle section of the piece features a more delicate melody for first harp while second harp plays a series of overlapping glissandos. The original melody returns for a rousing finish. |
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Liszt, Franz; arr. Piana, Otherworldly Musings |
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Three pieces by Franz Liszt transcribed for harp by Dominique Piana |
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These pieces are hauntingly beautiful, experimenting with various tonalities. The notes are intermediate level, however there are a great deal of pedal changes. 12 pages. |
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These pieces are hauntingly beautiful, experimenting with various tonalities. The notes are intermediate level, however there are a great deal of pedal changes. 12 pages. |
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Wagner, Richard, Overture to Flying Dutchman Harp Part |
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Overture to Flying Dutchman Harp Part |
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The harp part for Richard Wagner's Overture to Der fliegende Hollander (The Flying Dutchman). This Overture, composed in 1839, opens with a popular 'storm' or 'ocean' theme and includes many of the lietmotifs heard later in the opera. |
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The harp part for Richard Wagner's Overture to Der fliegende Hollander (The Flying Dutchman). This Overture, composed in 1839, opens with a popular 'storm' or 'ocean' theme and includes many of the lietmotifs heard later in the opera. |
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