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Crystal ChristmasCD Samples Story CatalogSometimes 'less is more'—this album is armonica and harp with occasional wine-glass chorus. The armonica is basically 'flute range', so it has no bass (low notes). The harp takes care of that nicely, without covering up the armonica at all. I personally think that 'armonica and harp' are an ideal combination. The wine glass chorus makes a handful of appearances. For example, when the chorus enters on the second verse of O Holy Night, that's a chorus of wine glasses! It's a very delicate and luminous sound.
Copyright © 1995–2008 William Zeitler, www.glassarmonica.com. All rights reserved.
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