Edito de Mosaic: Celtic Harp"Honey's playing is soulful, even is that isn't the right word for Celtic harp music. She clearly has a profound feel for this music and we are the winners for her keeping it alive." -Chris Jorgensen, Jackson Citizen Patriot "...a unique and powerfully bewitching performance." -Folk on Tap, UK ""Her style is reflective and thoughtful and creates a distinct presence among harpists." -Dirty Linen "...her rhythmic prowess and ability to draw out multiple voices from the single instrument make these pieces sing." -Victory Review Childhood fascination with the harp blossomed into a career for this Houston native. Therese Honey's entrancing virtuosity and vast knowledge of early music evoke another time and place. She's a superb arranger as well. Ms. Honey won first polace at the Gulf Coast Celtic Harp competitions of 1994 and 1995. Historical notes enhance the recording. Therese Honey's artistry is a magical confluence of devoted scholarship, superb technique, and profound qualities of soul. She welcomes her listeners to a place of rest, reflection and reverence. Mosaic (Celtic Harp) A wonderful mix of popular and little-known pieces. 1. Scottish Jig (17th Century English) 2. Carolan's Draught (Turlough Carolan) 3. Lady Iveach (Thomas Connollan) 4. The Slipper Hornpipe (Traditional Irish) 5. Sour Plumbs in Gallashiels (Adam Craig Collection, 1730) 6. Trip to Sligo / Cliffs of Moher (Traditional Irish) 7. Bessie Bell (Adam Craig Collection, 1730) 8. Harlequin Hornpipe (Traditional Welsh) 9. Granu Weal (Traditional Irish) 10. I Love My Love For She Loves Me (Gow Repository, 1799) 11. Mrs. Crofton Turlough Carolan 12. Pont Menai 13. Colonel John Irwin 14. Gander in the Pratie Hole / Merrily Kiss the Quaker (Traditional Irish) 15. Santa Maria (13th Century Spanish) 16. Blind Mary (Attributed to T. Carolan) Lire la suite