Glinka, Mikhail, Variations on a Theme of Mozart and Nocturne (LHS) |
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| Variations on a Theme of Mozart and Nocturne (LHS) |
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The Variations on a Theme of Mozart includes an alternate piano part so that harpists can choose between two versions. The Nocturne is the solo harp part only; this piece was originally written for piano but falls beautifully under the harpist's fingers. A truly gorgeous piece, the Nocturne has a lilting melody over an arpeggiated bass. The hands reverse towards the end of the piece, as right hand arpeggios complement a left-hand octave melody. Often a recital piece for classical harpists, this composition is a must-have for any pedal harpist. |
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The Variations on a Theme of Mozart includes an alternate piano part so that harpists can choose between two versions. The Nocturne is the solo harp part only; this piece was originally written for piano but falls beautifully under the harpist's fingers. A truly gorgeous piece, the Nocturne has a lilting melody over an arpeggiated bass. The hands reverse towards the end of the piece, as right hand arpeggios complement a left-hand octave melody. Often a recital piece for classical harpists, this composition is a must-have for any pedal harpist. |
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Godefroid, Le Berceuse, Morceau de Concert |
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| Le Berceuse, Morceau de Concert |
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Composer Felix Godefroid (1818-1897) was a Belgian harpist who was also a prolific composer. He studied the single-action pedal harp in Paris with François Joseph Naderman and then the recently developed double-action pedal harp with Elias Parish Alvars. |
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Composer Felix Godefroid (1818-1897) was a Belgian harpist who was also a prolific composer. He studied the single-action pedal harp in Paris with François Joseph Naderman and then the recently developed double-action pedal harp with Elias Parish Alvars. |
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Godefroid, Psaume de David: Sing to the Lord a New Song |
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| Psaume de David: Sing to the Lord a New Song |
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Composer Felix Godefroid (1818-1897) was a Belgian harpist who was also a prolific composer. He studied the single-action pedal harp in Paris with François Joseph Naderman and then the recently developed double-action pedal harp with Elias Parish Alvars. |
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Composer Felix Godefroid (1818-1897) was a Belgian harpist who was also a prolific composer. He studied the single-action pedal harp in Paris with François Joseph Naderman and then the recently developed double-action pedal harp with Elias Parish Alvars. |
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Godefroid, Felix, La Mort d'Orphee |
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| La Mort d'Orphee |
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Composer Felix Godefroid (1818-1897) was a Belgian harpist who was also a prolific composer. He studied the single-action pedal harp in Paris with François Joseph Naderman and then the recently developed double-action pedal harp with Elias Parish Alvars. |
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Composer Felix Godefroid (1818-1897) was a Belgian harpist who was also a prolific composer. He studied the single-action pedal harp in Paris with François Joseph Naderman and then the recently developed double-action pedal harp with Elias Parish Alvars. |
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Godefroid, Felix, Marche triomphale du roi David; Op. 194 |
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| Marche triomphale du roi David; Op. 194 |
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Composer Felix Godefroid (1818-1897) was a Belgian harpist who was also a prolific composer. He studied the single-action pedal harp in Paris with François Joseph Naderman and then the recently developed double-action pedal harp with Elias Parish Alvars. |
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Composer Felix Godefroid (1818-1897) was a Belgian harpist who was also a prolific composer. He studied the single-action pedal harp in Paris with François Joseph Naderman and then the recently developed double-action pedal harp with Elias Parish Alvars. |
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