Franz Liszt - a selection of pieces arr. for harp Elisabeth Plank Fiona Rutherford

Franz Liszt - a selection of pieces arr. for harp Elisabeth Plank Fiona RutherfordThis collection includes a selection of familiar and newly discovered works by Franz Liszt. These shorter pieces cover a range of various styles and musical languages which Liszt adopted during his long life, as well as an insight into popular 19th century genres. The main intention is not virtuosity or technical problems, but working on sound, phrasing and musical shape and expression. Carefully selected and arranged to sound rewarding on the harp,

The Sonata for Clarinet and Piano was written in 2012 for Katie Canell

carefully selected

I sincerely hope that these pieces bring you enjoyment and inspiration

"The original books offer a wide variety of styles and music from around the world and it’s very exciting to be bringing them to the lever harp

G and F Major and A and E Minor

Escape to a world of jigs

“Aşıklar Ölmez” can be translated as “Lovers Are Immortal”

Jingle Bells is passingly referred to in the middle section

Written for four or six hands at one keyboard

My husband Christopher and I (before all of our lives were slightly imposed upon) travelled widely as he brought his music and teaching to Australia

with modal and pentatonic elements often featured

Many include duet parts and with fun musical activities