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Music CD Harp Creations, is the Luxury of Beautiful Music to adorn
the acoustic ambience of your quilting or embroidery room and to inspire
your creations. The music is unusually beautiful, superbly written, displaying
mastery of interesting special effects and true insight and understanding
of the harp's character. Harp Creations CD features Julie Raines,
a supreme harpist, in 22 compositions.
Julie Raines is winner of the Juliard Harp Competition, Showcawe, and
the ABC Instrumental & Vocal Competition. Julie has played and toured
with many orchestras; including the Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra
and State Opera, the Berlin, Munich and Copenhagen State Operas and Wagner
Bayreuth Festival Orchestra. Juie Raines is currently the Principal Harpist
with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.
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Harp Creations
Julie Raines Harpist
Rcommal 2000©
Producers: Keith Lamb & Louise Howland
Engineer: Sid Grondman
Item Code: B5-Q06
Weight: 0.3 lb
10% off: $8.91
MSRP: $10.99
 
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Julie Raines, supreme harpist, is currently the Principal
Harpist with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.
Songs Included on CD
- Ye Banks & Ye Braes
- Six Ribbons
- To Thread a Needle
- Skye Boat Song
- Greensleeves
- Rising of the Lark
- Banks of Lace
- Satiee Gymnopedie
- Mary Young & Fair
- Ho Babies Horses
- Cocckles & Mussles
- Hollow Egg Gold
- Bow Mushrooms
- Sally Gardens
- Schubert Lullaby
- Chain
- Green Tassel/Goodbye London Town
- Stitch in Time
- Red Brocade
- Compass Point/Learning to Sew
- Brahms Lullaby
- Shenandoah
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About the Artist
Julie Raines began Harp studies at the age of eleven, and at 17 was
awarded the first prize in the ABC's Commonwealth Instrumental and Vocal
Competition. She subsequently performed with all the major ABC orchestras
as soloist and guest principal.
In 1971 she studied with the renowned harpist and composer Marcel Grandjany
at the Julliard School of Music, New York, before moving to Germany
where she became Solo-Harpist with the Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra
and toured many countries including the then USSR, South America, Scotland,
Switzerland, Japan and East Germany.
Julie Raines has now returned to Melbourne where she teaches at the Victorian
College of the Arts and the University of Melbourne and is also Principal
Harpist in the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.
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