Marisa Robles, a renowned harpist, invites you to explore her 1979 album "Pieces From My Childhood." This classical gem, released under Decca Music Group Ltd., is a captivating collection of 11 tracks that span a concise yet engaging 42 minutes. Robles' virtuosic playing shines through in this selection of pieces that range from sonatas and preludes to concert studies and etudes.
The album opens with "Sonata II" by Francois-Joseph Naderman, arranged by Robles herself, and includes works by esteemed composers such as Johannes Brahms, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Johan Halvorsen. Each piece is a testament to Robles' technical prowess and her ability to bring out the nuanced beauty of the harp. Notable tracks include the intricate "Passacaglia" by Halvorsen and the delicate "Wiegenlied" by Brahms.
"Pieces From My Childhood" is a delightful journey through the classical repertoire, showcasing Marisa Robles' exceptional talent and her deep connection with the harp. Whether you're a seasoned classical enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
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