Christmas Harp

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Cindy Horstman’s proven she’s an accomplished harpist, and on Christmas Harp she shows how lovely the 16 well-chosen standards can sound solely on the harp. The Dallas, Texas, harpist opens with ‘Silent Night’ and closes 15 tracks later with ‘We Wish You a Merry Christmas.’ In between she plays such traditional pieces as ‘Coventry Carol,’ ‘What Child Is This?’ and ‘Jingle Bells’ alongside classical pieces by Handel (‘Joy to the World’) and Bach (‘Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring’). Impeccably recorded by Engineer/Producer, Michael Medina, this recording proves that if there’s anything more timeless at Christmas than mistletoe and candles all aglow, it’s angel harp music. This is a great album to own if you just like to turn down the lights and listen to great holiday music. This is probably the best instrumental holiday album I have heard. Take a listen to the songs you can hear online and judge for yourself. This is a flawless performance by a great musician. Hope everybody enjoys! Matt Weitz Dallas Observer Christmas Harp has some tasty dressing for our various holiday turkeys. About the Artist Recording artist Cindy Horstman has reached out to all age groups with her music. Her unique, jazzy style brings a fresh new sound to one of the oldest instruments known and loved by all, the harp. Cindy has earned many accolades including: Master of Music-University of Texas Touring Artist-Texas Commission on the Arts 1996 – Present Touring Artist – Arts Midwest Award Recipient-ASCAP Popular Music Award BAND_MEMBERS: Cindy Horstman – Harp.

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Cindy Horstman’s proven she’s an accomplished harpist, and on Christmas Harp she shows how lovely the 16 well-chosen standards can sound solely on the harp. The Irving, Texas, harpist opens with “Silent Night” and closes 15 tracks later with “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.” In between she plays such traditional pieces as “Coventry Carol,” “What Child Is This?” and “Jingle Bells” alongside classical pieces by Handel (“Joy to the World”) and Bach (“Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring”). If there’s anything more timeless at Christmas than mistletoe and candles all aglow, it’s angel harp music. And Horstman is guaranteed to pluck your own heartstrings with these heavenly little pieces. –Martin Keller