Celtic Harp INSTRUMENTAL MEANDERINGS
Celtic Harp Instrumental Meanderings
These Solo Harp and Flute recordings features
Bobbie Jo Curley completely live in the studio
Playing both Harp & Flute at times
Enchanting you with her
Heartfelt and Soulful musical improvisation…
… Much of this beautiful recording is quite
organic and free flowing
These recordings capture her seemingly
Spiritual Connection to her Harps & Flutes
a Meandering of...
...Musical Meditations
APACHE HARP
Bobbie Jo plays her Apache Spirit Cedar Flute
at the same time she plays her harp in this beautiful meditation—with a shaker on her foot!
This sweet little flute has only 4 holes so,
on certain notes in the melody she took her left hand
and plucked the lower strings of her harp.
Bobbie Jo loves to experiment with the different tones you can
produce from the harp by lightly touching the metal bass strings after they have been plucked.
This produces a ‘sitar’ kind of sound
that she also uses in the next song.
HARPSITAR
A musical journey into the many sounds of the harp,
particularly the ‘sitar’ sounds that can be produced by lightly
touching a vibrating metal string.
Bobbie Jo has great fun with this sound as she continues with
you on this meditative stroll through musical bliss.
Bobbie Jo
melding with the ethereal and ancient sound of the harp
MASTERS’ MOTIFS MEANDERINGS
Exactly what it’s named, Bobbie Jo meanders through
variations on some of the Masters of Music’s motif themes. A
bit of this and that woven along with the New World
Symphony…as she’s always believing we can create our New
World with grace and harmony.
Fur Elise
This Beethoven piece shows how versatile the Celtic Levered
Harp can be. Bobbie Jo is always attempting songs that are a
bit of a challenge for the lever harp, believing that with the
opening of the mind and stepping out of the box,
one experiences a much more colorful life.
Modal Meditations
Bobbie Jo takes you through every degree of the major
scale in the modal meditation…The greeks had names
for these musical modes: Ionian (Do), Dorian (Re),
Phrygian (Mi), Lydian (Fa), Mixolydian (Sol), Aeolian
(La, Natural minor), Locrian (Ti) and back to Ionian (Do).
