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Harp duo

Olona Harp Duet

A meeting of sounds, colors and nuances: the Olona Harp Duet is a refined and impactful formation, capable of transforming every performance into a unique sound experience. The repertoire ranges from original compositions written for this ensemble to transcriptions of famous opera arias and symphonic masterpieces, adapted to enhance the rich timbre of the two harps.

The balance between tradition and innovation makes the duo an ideal choice for concerts, festivals and special events. Contact us to learn more about our repertoire, evaluate collaborations or create a custom program.

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Harp Voices: Sound Explorations in Duo

This program aims to offer the public an overview of the vast repertoire composed for this formation. Scenically effective, two harps close together visually recall the image of two wings, however not only an angelic sound, but also pressing rhythms, festive hymns, enveloping sounds and intangible atmospheres will leave the public enchanted by this unusual musical offering.

PLAN :


- CÈSAR FRANCK (1828-1890): Prelude, Fugue, Variation (transcr. Dewey Owens)
- MARCEL TOURNIER (1879-1951): Quatres preludes pour deux harpes
- JOHN THOMAS (1828-1913): Cambria
- ALFRED HOLY (1866-1948): Festmusik
- BERNARD ANDRÈS (1941 -): Parvis
- CARLOS SALZEDO (1885-1961): Chanson dans la nuit

Tango
Rumba

Duration: approximately 45 min.

Harps at work

A journey into the salons of the nineteenth century, at a time when without radio or television, people enjoyed re-proposing the themes of operas heard in the great theaters. The most beautiful lyrical themes re-proposed for this refined and unusual ensemble.


PLAN :


- FRANÇOIS-JOSEPH NADERMAN (1772-1825): A Favorite Air of Mozarts
- GIOVANNI CARAMIELLO (1838-1938): Duet on Bellini's “Casta Diva”
- GIOVANNI CARAMEILLO (1838-1938): “The Force of Destiny” by Verdi
- GIOVANNI CARAMIELLO (1838-1938): Brilliant Divertimento on Verdi's “Traviata”
- JOHN THOMAS (1828-1913): Duet on Subjects from Bizet's “Carmen”


Duration: approximately 45 min.

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