Music for Harp

[kh0815]

In viewtopic.php?f=11&t=119&start=20#p3418 ilu is looking for Boieldieu's Harp Concerto - not to be found yet.

For some interesting harp music see http://notes.tarakanov.net/harp.htm. Any other sources?

[rob]

There's a Russian site dedicated to Harp Music, but I can't for the life of me find it! Can anyone find the link?

[lito valle]

Try this

Tchaicovsky- October (harp solo).pdf

Tchaicovsky - Troika (November) (harp solo).pdf

Glinka- Mozart variations for harp.pdf

Pieces for harp Index.doc

Pieces for harp by russian composers.pdf

Regards

[caostotale]

Here's another chamber piece by Golubev, one of three quintets he composed during his career (the other two are piano quintets):

Evgeny GOLUBEV
Quintet, for harp and strings, op. 39 (1953)

Golubev - Quintet, for harp and strings, op. 39 (1953).pdf

[minacciosa]

Here's another chamber piece by Golubev, one of three quintets he composed during his career (the other two are piano quintets):

Evgeny GOLUBEV
Quintet, for harp and strings, op. 39 (1953)

Golubev - Quintet, for harp and strings, op. 39 (1953).pdf

Do you have parts for this?

[caostotale]

Unfortunately I do not. If you have access to interlibrary loan, the piece is held by a small handful of libraries. I would check to make sure the library's copy had the parts before doing anything:

http://www.worldcat.org/title/kvintet-d ... ef_results

There's a better scan of the score and a lossless recording available through the files.mail.ru link on the following page:
http://intoclassics.net/news/2013-07-23-33520

[minacciosa]

Unfortunately I do not. If you have access to interlibrary loan, the piece is held by a small handful of libraries. I would check to make sure the library's copy had the parts before doing anything:

http://www.worldcat.org/title/kvintet-d ... ef_results

There's a better scan of the score and a lossless recording available through the files.mail.ru link on the following page:
http://intoclassics.net/news/2013-07-23-33520

Thanks for that!

[caostotale]

Here's an interesting volume gathering together all of Golubev's other harp works:

Yevgeny Kirillovich GOLUBEV
The Harp Solo and in Ensembles, works (3) with harp (1990 pub.)

including:

The Harp (words by S. Gorodetsky), for voice and harp, op. 91, no. 1 (1988)

Nocturne, for solo harp, op. 91, no. 2 (1988)

Quartet, for two flutes and two harps, op. 49 (1963)

Golubev - Works (3), for harp solo and in ensembles (1990 pub.).pdf

[Timtin]

As this is mainly a forum for pianists, it would interesting
to see any suggestions for works composed for harp solo,
which can also readily be played on the piano. (When I say
readily, I mean give-or-take the odd glissando or two.) It seems
to be a good way of adding extra 'piano' pieces to the repertoire,
seeing as how the clefs are the same.
To get the ball rolling, I suggest Roussel's Impromptu Op.21
and Spohr's Fantasia Op.35.

[FW190]

The attached piece does not really fit in this category but it is a piano work imitating a harp:

S. Aronson (?)
I love my harp - Meditation for Piano
Published by Thiebes Piano, St. Louis, 1913.

Aronson,S.-.I-love-my-harp-Meditation-(pno-Thiebes-Edition-1913).pdf