Pregnant Pause — A beautiful selection of New Age harp music by Cheryl Gallagher especially created for relaxation, enjoyment, and stress relief during pregnancy, child-birth, lactation, and as an aid in parenting and child development. Pregnant Pause is an excellent children's product, a perfect baby gift, and an excellent calming influence for both mothers and children during high-stress times such as car rides, bed time, and the pre-dinner blues.

Kinetic — Cheryl Gallagher

Harp Dreams — Cheryl Gallagher

Qualities — Gary Garritan

Heavenly Love Songs — Gary Garritan

Heavenly Love Songs, Volume 2 — Gary Garritan

A Heavenly Christmas — Gary Garritan

Song in the Night — A hugely entertaining collection focusing on the compositions and arrangements of the legendary Salzedo who almost single handedly brought the harp into the 20th century as a powerful and colorful solo instrument in its own right. This CD marks the Artworks debut of internationally acclaimed Adelaide-born harpist Alice Giles. Catalogue info: Alice Giles/Song in the Night/AW025

Stairway to Heaven — Visit Caryn Gott at Caryngott.com to learn more and to purchase her CD's.

Grandjany — Marcel Grandjany

Bonny at Morn — unapologetically beautiful songs from the Celtic tradition. Over the rich colors of the Irish harp Barbary Grant weaves a tapestry of uilleann pipes (played by Eric Rigler of Braveheart and Titanic fame), flute, fiddle, concertina, cello, and  bodhran (Irish drum). Above this sparkling backdrop soar the old melodies, sung in a voice so lovely it conjures a world of aching beauty. 6 of the 13 tracks are sung in Irish, Scots Gaelic, or Manx. Haunting. Evocative.

Brigit's Well — features an elegant duo: Barbary Grant on Irish harp and voice and Aimee Aul on flute and backing vocals. Their sparkling arrangements of traditional Celtic music evoke the ancient landscapes of Ireland and Scotland. 6 of the 14 tracks are sung in Gaelic languages. Uilleann pipes, fiddle, dulcimer, piano, and percussion add their rich colors to this lovely collection of old songs.

Celtic for Kids — A delightful collection of traditional songs for children young and old. Barbary Grant plays Irish harp and sings playful tunes from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and the Isle of Man, (several in their native languages). Uilleann pipes, fiddle, flute, concertina, bodhran, cello, dulcimer, and piano all come together on Barbary’s Celtic playground. The sounds of milking, a young Irish step dancer and giggling babies add to the fun. Celtic for Kids’ lively but gentle spirit is sure to appeal to the whole family.

Sanctuary — Adagio Trio — Linda Grieser, harp,  Kathryn Daniels, flute and Michael Daniels, cello.

Stillpoint — Adagio Trio — Linda Grieser, harp,  Kathryn Daniels, flute and Michael Daniels, cello.

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)

Have Yourself a Jazzy Little Christmas — Corky Hale

Between the Showers — Gráinne Hambly. Solo CD of Irish harp music - includes traditional Irish dance tunes, airs, melodies from the 17th and 18th centuries (including pieces by O'Carolan) and some more recent compositions. "The international harp community finally has something they have been waiting for: a young virtuoso from Ireland who plays traditional pieces in a relaxed, undogmatic manner with a wonderfully swinging rhythm.... This is music for the heart, the head, the body. This is the future of harp music in Ireland!" —  Rüdiger Oppermann

At the Edge of the Cornish Sea  — David Hefland  — As I returned from my maiden voyage from the land of Britain full of awe, unspeakable joy and deep reservoirs of inspiration, slowly the music started to speak. From the high craggy cliffs where the ruins of Tintagel castle lay overlooking the dark waters off Cornwall's shore, to the ancient majestic ruins of Glastonbury Abbey and the dark mysteries of the Tower of London, the swirling maze of the city's streets and the magic of the standing stones on Salisbury Plain, I swam deep in the waters of imagination.

Beyond the Sea of Reeds  — David Hefland  — As a child, as I heard the songs and stories of the ancient days of Israel and the journey of the Israelites, they were always a part of me. Through my journey to adulthood, as the stories of my ancestors weaved in and out of my being, they finally opened their secret door and whispered to me, as I first touched Jerusalem’s walls in the city of old.

Callings from the Quiet Grove  — David Hefland  — In moments of describing the indescribable, of yearning to taste the waters of the deep well and hearing the callings from the quiet grove, I dedicate these pieces to you.... Reflections of moments in time.

Mythic Sky — David Hefland  — Mythic Sky music explores the emotions evoked by the power of myth and epic quests into the unknown. A large tonal palette created by combining the latest in 20th century synthesizer technology with the timeless sounds of acoustic stringed instruments and percussion enables Mythic Sky to range from delicate atmospherics to primal depths.

The Harper's Land — Ann Heymann and Alison Kinnaird

Queen of Harps — Ann Heymann

Thyme & Roses — Jayne Hockley

Ballad — Joy Yu Hoffmann

Faeries — Phil Holland — Spread your wings and let the fairy in you fly. Accompany me in this twilight journey through the very real land of myth and legend. “Phil Holland is a discerning and exacting performer. Her (not so secret) weapon is her sweetness and delicacy; in the movement of her violin bow, in the plucking of the strings of her harp and in her voice, which amazes in its perfect molding of ornamentations and long, held notes, always careful never to overdo either. Charm and modesty are her emerging qualities which is why she is appreciated by such a wide-ranging audience. Phil has all the qualities to make people dream if they enter into her world of faeries. ”Folk Bulletin.

Going Home — Phil Holland — A beautiful mixture of old and new, Phil's delicate, intricate harp playing interweaves with her pure, angelic voice to create a parallel world of crystalline sounds. This CD is a tribute to Phil's childhood growing up on the west coast of Scotland.

Seascapes — Phil Holland — A voice and a harp in perfect symbiosis. Inspired by the sea this is music that fuses classical and traditional, including jazz and minimalist inspired sounds. “Seascapes” is mainly inspired by the sea, by the essence of being an islander and the magical meeting of the Greek and Celtic cultures. There are 9 tracks on this CD, all played and sung by Phil. (Celtic harp, voice and violin). Traditional Scottish pieces lie harmoniously side by side with Phil’s original compositions and a cover of the famous Greek song, “Itane mia fora”.

Stories — Phil Holland — Phil's delicate harp playing and other-worldly singing will enchant you in this CD of traditional Irish and Scottish songs: baidin Fheiimi: A Maid in Bedlam: The Singing Bird: The Dark Slender Boy/The Woods of Kilmurry: The Foggy Dew: I'll Tell me Ma:To Daunton Me: She Moved Through the Fair: Small Parts: Carrickfergus: Black is the Colour: A Riddle. To buy, simply write to Phil at philhollandharp@gmail.com. paypal accepted.

Ascending Souls — Hollienea

Vision of the Grail — Hollienea

Phosphorescence — Alys Howe’s distinct voice as a contemporary Celtic musician developed from the rich and diverse multiculturalism for which Canada is recognized. Performing on both harp and voice, Alys has played many venues throughout Canada, Scotland, and Ireland, earning distinctions such as a scholarship to the Royal Scottish Academy, The Watkins Fellowship, a grant from Canada Council for the Arts, and multiple awards in competitions of Scottish harp playing. With training from some of the world’s finest harp players, and a deep immersion in the music traditions of Cape Breton, Scotland and Ireland, Alys brings an informed yet innovative touch to each of her arrangements and songs. With her debut CD, Phosphorescence, Alys showcases her masterful understanding of the contemporary style developing among her generation of harp players.