The Orchestral Harpist
$44.95
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The Orchestral Harpist by Sarah Bullen is a print-only edition that includes orchestral excerpts for eight major orchestral works, most of which call for two harps. Many of these excerpts will not be found on audition lists, yet they all require a high level of study and preparation. This collection provides excerpts for Harp 1 and Harp 2 orchestral parts, along with edits, fingering, and practical advice on professional preparation and etiquette. Fully edited PDF parts are available separately. Scroll down for contents.
This book is available as a hard copy for $44.95.
Pages: 96 pgs.
Please note: this book is currently only available to ship to a U.S. address.
Description
Excerpts included in The Orchestral Harpist print edition:
The Planets • Gustav Holst (Harp 1 and Harp 2 excerpts)
Pictures at an Exhibition • Modest Mussorgsky (Harp 1 excerpts)
Also Sprach Zarathustra • Richard Strauss (Harp 1 and Harp 2 excerpts)
Der Rosenkavalier Suite • Richard Strauss (Harp 1 and Harp 2 excerpts)
“Dance of the Seven Veils” from Salome • Richard Strauss (Harp 1 and Harp 2 excerpts)
Death and Transfiguration • Richard Strauss (Harp 1 and Harp 2 excerpts)
Firebird Suite (1919) • Igor Stravinsky (Harp excerpts)
Magic Fire Music from Die Walküre • Richard Wagner (Harp 1 and Harp 2 parts)
Full parts available for PDF download:
Additional information
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| Composer | Holst, Gustav, Mussourgsky, Modest, Strauss, Richard, Stravinsky, Igor, Wagner, Richard |
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Don Hilsberg (verified owner) –
Many thanks to Sarah for giving orchestral harpists another wonderful reference tool that compliments her two previous volumes of orchestra excerpts. Sarah’s candid comments in her forward to this volume ring very true for seasoned harpists, and will act as “food for thought” for the novice orchestra harpist. Bravo Sarah!