Handel Arias with Harp and Harp Duets — Sacred arias from oratorios by Handel, sung by mezzo-soprano Rachel Ann Morgan accompanied by harpist Edward Witsenburg. Harp duets played by Edward Witsenburg and Rachel Ann Morgan. SAUL Oh Lord, David's harp solo, Fly, fly malicious spirit; JEPHTHA In gentle murmurs, Sweet as sight to the blind, Sinfonia harp duet; MESSIAH He was despised, Pifa harp duet; JUDAS MACCABAEUS So rapid thy course is, Father of Heav'n, March harp duet; SOLOMON Haste to the Cedar Grove, The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba harp duet; SAMSON Return o God of hosts.  KTC 1080

Music for Snowdon — Songs and poems with harp music from Wales, especially from Snowdonia, an area of outstanding natural beauty in North West Wales. It is the second largest National Park in England and Wales and much of it is looked after by the National Trust. The highest peak is Snowdon, Yr Wyddfa in Welsh. Welsh-born Rachel Ann Morgan plays the harp, recites poetry and sings. She also accompanies Welsh tenor Geraint Roberts. The national anthem of Wales ends the disc, as it traditionally ends all Welsh concerts in Wales.  KTC 1235

Music of my Heart — Welsh-born mezzo-soprano, Rachel Ann Morgan, accompanies herself on a Celtic harp in folksongs from Wales, Scotland, Ireland and England. An Eriskay Love Lilt; Merch Megan; I know where I'm goin'; Beth yw'r Haf i mi?; My Love is like a red, red Rose; Nos Galan; Pant Corlan yr Wyn; Codiad yr Ehedydd; Early one Morning; Llwyn On; Shuttle and Loom; Danny Boy; Ei di'r Deryn du; The Spanish Lady; Ar lan y Môr; Dance to your Shadow; Bugeilio'r Gwenith Gwyn; Lament and Hornpipe; Y Ferch o Blwy' Penderyn; Auld Lang Syne. KTC 1102

Orpheus with his lute — Songs, arias, harp solos and harp duets inspired by the Greek legend of Orpheus and Euridice, performed by Rachel Ann Morgan, mezzo-soprano and harp with Edward Witsenburg, harp. Monteverdi, excerpts from L'Orfeo; Peri, from Euridice; Rossi, from Orfeo; Landi, from La Morte d'Orfeo; Haydn, from L'Anima del Filosofo ossia Orfeo ed Euridice; Gluck, from Orfeo ed Euridice; Francisque, from Le Trésor d'Orphée; Voigtländer, Zum Lobe der Musik; Boyce, Orpheus and Euridice; Rubbra, Orpheus with his lute; Gabriel, Orpheus; Hundley, When Orpheus played; Flothuis, Pour le tombeau d'Orphée.  GLO 5182

Silken Shoes — The Welsh-born mezzo-soprano, Rachel Ann Morgan, accompanies herself on a concert harp in songs by John Dowland, Edmund Rubbra, Granville Bantock, Jurriaan Andriessen, Ank van Campen, Meirion Williams, W.S.Gwynn Williams, Ravel, Tournier, Massenet, Delius, Mozart, Rodrigo and Granados. Harp solo by Salzedo, Chanson dans la nuit.  KTC 1212

Sweet as Bardic Music — Welsh-born mezzo-soprano, Rachel Ann Morgan, accompanies herself on a Celtic harp in folksongs from Wales, Scotland, Ireland and England. Sleeps the noon in the deep blue sky; Rannoch Herding Song; Greensleeves; A Sunset Poem; Morning Light; The Flower Maiden; The March of Brian Boru; The Last Rose of Summer; The Spinning Wheel; Ar hyd y Nos; Caru Cymru; Hiraeth; Breuddwyd y Frenhines; Y Deryn Pur; Dafydd y Garreg Wen; Cyfri'r Geifr; Mo Ruarachan.  KTC 1049