Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures — The first of the Moving Pictures ensemble CDs - this one features Susan Allen on harp, Wah Wah Watson on electric guitar, G.E. Stinson, bottleneck guitar, Jihad Racy, mid-eastern instruments, James Macubya, African harp, L. Shankar, double-neck electric violin and many other world musicians.

Duets — Susan Allen and Vinny Golia, renowned multi-instrumentalist, join forces to present this CD of their free improvisations.

Skyway — Susan Allen (Korean kayagum, electric and acoustic harps) joins forces with Ralph Jones, winds, and Adam Rudolph, percussion, as well as NBC Tonight Show bandleader Kevin Eubanks and Mid-Eastern musician Jihad Racy, in this beautiful, improvised recording from post-earthquake Los Angeles, 1994.

The World at Peace — With jazz great Yusef Lateef and thirteen musicians, Susan Allen performs both improvisations and written music on electric harp in this live recording from the Jazz Bakery in Culver City, CA.

Bossame Mucho — Lori Andrews

Lights and Shadows, Vol. I — Stella Castellucci

Lights and Shadows, Vol. II — Stella Castellucci

Anything But Ordinary — Jan Aldridge Clark

Dream — Electric Angel — "After listening to this CD you'll never look at the harp the same way again....This music is simply brilliant. Beautiful harmonies, superior vocals, masterful arrangements....Electric Angel is made up of three amazing women who...have ventured out to create a totally new soundscape that is nothing short of being pure ear candy. Midyne Spear, Jill Meniketti, & Lynne Reardon make up this trio of eclectic singers/songwriters/musicians....I have yet to be so inspired and uplifted by an album or by any musicians the way I have been by this group."          Michael Allison — THEGLOBALMUSE.COM

Corky — Corky Hale. 1. Here's That Rainy Day (2:15) Harp; With Don Bagley Orchestra; 2. One Less Bell (2:15) With Jimmy Haskell Orchestra, Saxophone solo: Nino Tempo; 3.  It Might As Well Be Spring (3:11) Vocal: Corky Hale, with Don Bagley Orchestra; 4. So Many Stars (4:45) Piano;( Bergman/Bergman/Mendez; 5. A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square (3:19) Harp; (Maschwitz/Manning); 6. Never Let Me Go (6:00) Vocal: Byron Motley; 7. Love Will find A Way (4:27) Harp; (L. Richie); 8. Somewhere Out There (4:00)Synth; With Jimmy Haskell Orchestra;  9. Say It (4:24) Piano;(Leiber/Stoller); 10.The Bad and The Beautiful (3:12) Harp; (D. Raksin); 11. Yesterdays (3:22) With Don Bagley Orchestra; 12. Loving You (3:24) With Jimmy Haskell Orchestra; 13. With You I'm Born Again (4:02) With Jimmy Haskell Orchestra; 14. I'll Be Seeing You (4:25) (Fain/Kahal)

Altered Ego (1998) is the second and revised edition of Deborah Henson-Conant's 1996 release "Alter Ego". Varied styles with elements of folk, jazz, blues, Middle Eastern and a singer-songwriter flavor.

Round The Corner (1993) is a re-release of Deborah Henson-Conant's 1987 recording of jazz standards.

Naked Music is Deborah Henson-Conant's 1994 recording for solo harp and voice. Various styles, from classical to flamenco, including some blues, Celtic influence, etc.

VIBRARPA - SCIANTI — The Vibrarpa duo (Raoul Moretti, harp + Marco Bianchi, vibraphone) began working together a couple of years ago. After discovering how their tone-colors mix together, they started the search for “repertoire”. The outcome is their first CD “Scianti”, where you can find different kinds of modern pieces (only Dragon Fly by Zitello is an original for these two instruments, the others are personal arrangements), ranging from Satie to Sting, going through Evergreens, New Age and pieces where their improvisational skills comes out.

Heart Strings — Phyllis Taylor Sparks — This CD is a collection of some of the greatest love songs of all time. The musical arrangements of perennial favorites Danny Boy and Somewhere in Time reflect Spark¹s ability to communicate passionately with other instruments. From delicately scored love songs to romantic dance tunes, this instrumental CD will touch your Heart Strings. This is a wonderful CD to enjoy by the fireplace sipping a fine wine or for that romantic candlelight dinner. This CD was inspired from the days when Ms. Sparks performed with the Mantovani Orchestra.

I Remember You...an instrumental tribute to Johnny Mercer — Phyllis Taylor Sparks — Ms. Sparks captures the beauty of the harp in this tribute to the great song writing of Johnny Mercer.  Based on the Broadway show "Dream", Ms Sparks performs some great jazz standards from the 40's to the 60's accompanied by The Dream Machine Band.  The musical pairing of Phyllis' lyrical harp and finely tuned band opens musical doors.  The group has a flair for bringing out the passion of a beautiful torch song.

Action Harp Play Set — Park Stickney

Overdressed Late Guy — Park Stickney

Free — "Free," is the debut recording from Calvin Stokes.  Calvin and a band of exceptional musicians present an intriguing mix of R&B and Latin Jazz with performances of songs ranging from Ray Obiedo to Janet Jackson.

Harp Beat — Christina Tourin — Romantic music for lovers.  This spectacular album has a Mediterranean flavor orchestrated with guitar, saxophone, flute, accordion and rhythm produced by Peter Sprague.  Soft music yet it moves right along - it is like a liquid gold sunset on the coast of France!!!