Listen

Listening to the sample tracks on the Taos Harp Music website offers a beautiful introduction to the timeless sound
of the Celtic harp. Each piece invites you into a peaceful and inspiring musical atmosphere filled with flowing
melodies, rich harmonies, and the gentle resonance of strings that have enchanted listeners for centuries. Whether
you are planning a wedding, a private gathering, or simply exploring harp music for personal enjoyment, these
recordings provide a sense of the warmth and elegance the harp can bring to any occasion.

Choosing Your Music

The sample tracks feature solo harp arrangements that explore the variety of genres of music, including music that is Classical, Renaissance, Contemporary and Celtic. Though my Celic harp is built like the Irish harps of old, I may play a huge variety of music! Listening closely, you can hear how the harp creates both delicate background ambiance and emotionally moving musical moments.

These recordings also help couples and event planners imagine how live harp music can transform a ceremony or celebration. From joyful processional pieces to reflective and calming melodies, the Celtic harp adds grace intimacy, and a timeless sense of magic. The samples are an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and experience the soothing beauty of this ancient instrument.

Event Music Demos

Music can be used for Processional, Receptions, and Recessionals.

Performed by Julie Norem-Hawley

Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring, Bach

Canarie (Arr. D. Friou) Lute Book 1627

Hornpipe (Arr K. Robertson) Purcell

Sonatina No. III (Arr. K. Robertson) Dussek

Gratitude-Kim Robertson

Lauda to Sta. Maddalena (K. Robertson) 13th Cent. Italy

Pachelbel’s Canon in D (Arr S. Mcdonald)

Nightingale Deborah Henson-Conant

Road To Lisdoonvarna ( Arr Therese Honey) Irish

Banish Misfortune (Arr; Mary Radspinner) Irish

Watch Mist Covered Mountains Performed by Anam Cara