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  • #147251
    wendy-willis
    Participant

    Cherwyn,

    Where did you get the piano part for Ennanga?

    #147252
    unknown-user
    Participant

    How about finding a piece for two harps and making the pianist arrange the harp part for himself.

    #147253
    unknown-user
    Participant

    My harpist friend and I adapted a Jill Justice arrangement for Lever and Pedal Harp Duet of As The Deer (1984 Maranatha Praise, Inc). We also played a Daniel Burton arrangement of Amazing Grace for harp and piano (2001 Jubal Press)

    #147254

    When I heard the Debussy Danses performed by Grete Wangensteen and William Wangensteen, it was then that I understoond how beautiful and compatible the harp and piano could be. That was because he played the piano with such sensitivity-as though he was playing Debussy-that it enhanced the harp rather than obliterate it. If only all pianists could so modulate their touch. Perhaps it takes a fine pianist to adapt his tone to whatever instrument he is accompanying, or a fine father.

    #147255
    julia-reth
    Participant

    There are some very nice pieces of Ferdinand Ries, who was a pupil of Beethoven and copied his style.

    #147256
    HBrock25
    Keymaster

    Hello, Does anyone know where I can find the sheet music score for J.L. Dussek’s Op. 38, “Duo for harp, piano & horn ad
    libitum”? I have found recordings of it, I found the harp part online (for free), but I cannot find the piano or horn parts. Would LOVE to be able to get hold of all the parts for this piece.

    #147257

    I think the harp and piano duos by Henri Zagwijn will be right up your alley. Alice Giles and her husband recorded one of them, “the Seasons”. There is another one called “Mystere”. Reynaldo Hahn’s “Prelude, Waltz and Rigaudon” is very chromatic, but fun.

    #147258
    zach-hatcher
    Participant

    one of my favorites is the Bazeliare Fantasiestuck
    http://www.archive.org/stream/fantasiestckpo00baze2#page/n1/mode/2up
    that is the score and just look up bazeliare fantasiestuck on youtube to listen to it if you want

    #147259

    The Elegie for Harp and Piano is by Henriette Renie.

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