Tchaikovsky - Andante Cantabile arr. fl., vla. (or cl.) and harp by Nicholas Ellis Concert Pieces

Tchaikovsky - Andante Cantabile arr. fl., vla. (or cl.) and harp by Nicholas Ellis Concert PiecesONLY AVAILABLE THROUGH sheetmusicplus. com, TO ORDER CLICK HERE The slow movement of Tchaikovskys First String Quartet is one of his most cherished melodies. Inspired by a Russian folk tune he had heard sung by a house servant, the Andante Cantabile combines heartfelt simplicity with the composers gift for lyrical expansion. The movement soon took on a life of its own, admired by Tolstoy and later arranged by Tchaikovsky himself for cello and

my second volume of original tunes and traditional tune arrangements for the Celtic Harp

Linear (scale-based)

this tune has been found in many Scottish collections under the name “Lochaber” as well as in the Irish Bunting harp collection

and consciousness around snow

Play the frenzied wild Tornado or indulge in the laid back contemplative mood of Quiet Cove

They are suitable for intermediate level players on all harps

these pieces run from lower-intermediate to more advanced as we move through the book

again in 6/8 time

and can be played on lever or pedal harp

My hope is to inspire an interest in our folk music and to present the songs in a musically rewarding format

Duration 2'17"

“I see now that it’s my duty to pass on what I’ve learned and ensure there’s another Catrin Finch coming up