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 Specialist Publishers of Harp Music |
| © 2004-2023 ADLAIS |
| H-A-(R)-F-E Fantasy on a theme Andres Izmaylov (b. 1974) |
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Work: | Single work for solo harp |
| Catalogue No: | Adlais 148 | |
| ISMN: | 979-0-57032-106-3 | |
| Edition: | 2007 A4 stapled | |
| Duration: | c. 8' 00" minutes | |
| Suitable for: | Grade 8 Pedal Harp | |
| Price:: | £10.00 Go to shop | |
| Examination: | LCM DipLCM in Performance (2011-2015) | |
| See all Adlais Publications by Andres Izmaylov | ||
H-A-(R)-F-E was written especially for VI Moscow International Harp Festival “... from barocco to jazz” and was performed by the composer in Moscow on 28 March 2005.
HARFE is the German word for Harp. Four of the German letters have their musical equivalents in the note-names B A F and E, and it is on these four notes, heard in the first bar, that Andres Izmaylov bases the theme of his composition. A brilliant short opening cadenza then leads into a series of variants each of which reflects a different harp style and a different period of musical history. A long Moderato section is followed by an Adagio reminiscent of John Field and Glinka, then comes a waltz which leads into a brilliant section reminiscent of Zabel. The long, slow closing variant is a beautiful two-part Invention in the style of Bach ending ritardando and pianissimo.
© A.G. 2007
| Recordings
of this music Click CD cover to go to Creighton's Collection for further information & audio clips |
 "Music
for Harp" by Andres Izmaylov |
| Please
note that some recordings may differ from the notation in Adlais
scores Recordings might include an artists own arrangements either from an Adlais score or another source |
H-A-(R)-F-E performed by Andres Izmaylov |
