A video of Harriet Adie's harp quartet arrangement of Shostakovich's Waltz no.2 went viral, receiving over 6 million views and leading to a recording invitation from STS Digital.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded at The Musical Museum in Brentford, London, a museum that tells the story of how music has been captured and listened to over the last four centuries.
Interpretation
In her arrangements, Harriet Adie draws inspiration from diverse musical influences, including musicals, jazz, English folk music, and composers like Ravel and Rachmaninov.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Harriet Adie arranged these traditional Christmas carols for solo harp as a healing experience, channeling grief after experiencing two miscarriages.
Performer Biography
Harpist Harriet Adie's introduction to the harp was unconventional, as she began lessons in Oman where fishing wire was used as a replacement for broken harp strings.
Performer Biography
Harriet Adie is a founding member of 4 Girls 4 Harps, an internationally recognized ensemble whose music has been broadcast on various BBC radio stations and worldwide.
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