Tunes to Treasure - Isobel Mieras

Standard: Intermediate to Advanced   Harp Type: Lever Harp

• Ged a chaidh thu orm seachd (Although you have slighted me.) This is a traditional Gaelic tune
• Chapel Keithack - A beautiful slow air by the fiddler /composer William Marshall 1748-1833. He dedicated the tune to his friend, George Gordon, a Priest, who wrote down many of Marshall’s tunes.
• Love will find out the Way.
• Lulle me beyond Thee -This haunting lullaby goes well with the following piece as they share the same tonality.
• Saith nos Lau (Seven Light Nights)
• Harps at Hamnavoe - Hamnavoe is the old name for the Orkney town of Stromness. Visiting a harpmaker there inspired this piece which was performed by 201 harp players at the 25th Edinburgh International Harp Festival - setting a Guiness World Record for the largest harp ensemble!
• Lochaber no more - One of the saddest and most beautiful tunes of the Highland clearances.
• Now Bank and Brae are claithed in Green
• Gartmore Gathering - Written for the annual “Summer Harps in the Trossachs” held at Gartmore House.
• Auld Lang Syne - This is the tune Burns chose for his famous words as published in Johnson’s Musical Museum.