RE: [Harp-L] unaccompanied harp



I think "Willie the Shake"... Wherever he is... And who ever he really
was... Would really appreciate what you did with Mistress Mine...
Brad Trainham
 

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From: harp-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:harp-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Ed Kliman
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2008 3:30 PM
To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] unaccompanied harp

Interesting thread.  So interesting, in fact, that I stopped the recording
session I'm supposed to be working on and recorded my three favorite solo
pieces since I already had the gear running.  I've encoded 'em as mp3 files
and put them on my website server where they'll stay for a couple of days.
They are "Tuxedo Junction" by Glenn Miller and a couple of brief classical
pieces, by (I think) Bach and Haydn.  All performed on a Golden Melody in
"C".

Quick disclaimer:  these are all first or second takes, done on the spur of
the moment and have had no editing or tweaking other than snipping out a few
cuss words.

http://www.texasmusicforge.com/music/TuxedoJunction.mp3
http://www.texasmusicforge.com/music/Classical1.mp3
http://www.texasmusicforge.com/music/Classical2.mp3

I've also been using a piece I wrote and performed this summer as musical
director for the Kentucky Shakespeare Festival called "Mistress Mine." 
It's from "The Twelfth Night," words obviously by Mr. Shakespeare, singing
and harp playing done by me in this songwriter's demo.  I overdubbed my
vocals in this version (there was an actor singing the part onstage while I
came on to play harp), but I've since discovered that by singing through the
harmonica I could manage to keep a harp rhythm and the vocal line going and
I've since played this on a number of solo gigs at bars and restaurants.
Written in 1601, truer words were never uttered.

http://www.texasmusicforge.com/music/MMHarp.mp3

Best regards from Austin,

Tio Ed

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Ed Kliman
Publisher
Texas Music Forge

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