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Duo Praxedis: Praxedis Hug-Rutti- Thomas: Complete Duos for Harp & Piano, Vol. 5 (PREORDER)

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Duo Praxedis: Praxedis Hug-Rutti- Thomas: Complete Duos for Harp & Piano, Vol. 5 (PREORDER)
Duo Praxedis: Praxedis Hug-Rutti- Thomas: Complete Duos for Harp & Piano, Vol. 5 (PREORDER)

The Welshman John Thomas (1826-1913), harpist to Queen Victoria, wrote prolifically for his own instrument, both for solo harp and for duos of two harps or harp and piano - a combination where the different sounds of the two instruments enhance the clarity of the texture. Thomas' original works use the elegant Romantic style of his own day, but he often drew on Welsh folksong for his inspiration and left a generous legacy of transcriptions, especially of operatic favourites. Although some of his music was intended for the Victorian drawing room, other pieces require a virtuoso technique - and all of it has a thoroughly engaging melodic appeal. This fifth album of his duets for harp and piano ends a series that has seen the revival of music unheard for over a century and a half.

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Duo Praxedis: Praxedis Hug-Rutti- Thomas: Complete Duos for Harp & Piano, Vol. 5 (PREORDER)

SKU: 5060113447111
Regular price ¥153.00
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Release Date: 11.15.24

 

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The Welshman John Thomas (1826-1913), harpist to Queen Victoria, wrote prolifically for his own instrument, both for solo harp and for duos of two harps or harp and piano - a combination where the different sounds of the two instruments enhance the clarity of the texture. Thomas' original works use the elegant Romantic style of his own day, but he often drew on Welsh folksong for his inspiration and left a generous legacy of transcriptions, especially of operatic favourites. Although some of his music was intended for the Victorian drawing room, other pieces require a virtuoso technique - and all of it has a thoroughly engaging melodic appeal. This fifth album of his duets for harp and piano ends a series that has seen the revival of music unheard for over a century and a half.