The Sound of Sleet: Harp Music for the Winter Season —  Aryeh Frankfurter — brings together 64 minutes of exquisite, timeless traditional winter holiday favorites infused with sensitivity, warmth and delicacy - all performed on the Celtic folk harp with light accompaniment on instruments such as violin, viola, guitar, recorder, pennywhistle and chimes. Beautiful music for any time of the year ...

Harp Songs of the Midnight Sun —  Aryeh Frankfurter — compiles over 68 minutes of traditional folk melodies from Sweden and Norway, arranged for the folk lever harp. The listener will experience a wide range of musical textures - from passionate and dramatic march melodies; alluringly and charmingly romantic airs to delightfully playful dance tunes - the music is always evocative and beautiful. The harp is accompanied on a wide range of traditional instruments which combine to create a rich and exciting musical tapestry.

The Secret Bride was recorded and released in 1994. Approx. length is 50 minutes. A collection of 12 traditional and several contemporary melodies (the title track was self composed), this recording is designed to evoke a romantic, somewhat hauntingly plaintive mood. — Aryeh Frankfurter

O'Carolan's Dream a tribute to the legendary Irish Harper Turlough O'Carolan - all the tracks are melodies which have been attributed to him. Containing a wide variety of moods and textures, the tunes range from wistful and melancholy to whimsical, playful and even "baroquely" festive. — Aryeh Frankfurter

Lest the Harp Strings Unravel was published in 1996. Containing just under 1 hour of music, 17 pieces from Ireland, Scotland and Manx appear on this album. The music is passionate and richly orchestrated and the first choice among nonmusician friends. — Aryeh Frankfurter