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Elizabeth Richter
Looking Glass River: Music for Solo Harp
Genres: New Age, Classical

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Looking Glass River - Rudolf Forst
2. Homage to Ravel - Rudolf Forst
3. Priere - Marc Delmas
4. Bagatelle I - Norman Dello Joio
5. Bagatelle II - Norman Dello Joio
6. Bagatelle III - Norman Dello Joio
7. Prelude Intime I (tenderly emoted) - Carlos Salzedo
8. Prelude Intime II (dreamingly) - Carlos Salzedo
9. Prelude Intime III (profoundly peaceful)-Carlos Salzedo
10. Prelude Intime IV (in self-communion) - Carlos Salzedo
11. Prelude Intime V (procession-like) - Carlos Salzedo
12. Chaconne - Johann Sebastian Bach
13. Impromptu - Reinhold Gliere
14. Poem of the Little Stars - Carlos Salzedo

Enjoy the infinite variety of tone colors and soulful sound of the harp in this poetic CD featuring rarely heard gems of the classical harp repertoire.

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CD Details

All Artists: Elizabeth Richter
Title: Looking Glass River: Music for Solo Harp
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Beneficence
Release Date: 2/1/2006
Album Type: Single
Genres: New Age, Classical
Style: Instrumental
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 689076166836

Synopsis

Album Description

Enjoy the infinite variety of tone colors and soulful sound of the harp in this poetic CD featuring rarely heard gems of the classical harp repertoire.

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CD Reviews

Stunning - Breathtaking - aural gold...

Mark A. Boyle | Muncie, IN USA | 09/25/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Elizabeth Richter has validated her place in the pantheon of American harpists. Consistant musicality - the strings sing under her fingers.

Those uninitiated will want to purchase this CD to experience the shimmering beauty of Richter's connection to each work. A true joy!"