Merlice
harp duo - Berlin
Harp power made in Berlin
Two women - two harps - a sound tapestry. Alice Ludewig and Merit Zloch draw music from their instruments that ranges from energetic to romantic, from fairy-like to groovy.
Their music is playfull, dynamic and full of interaction. Imaginative arrangements create pieces that invite to dance as well as to dream.
The music of Merlice - mostly newly composed pieces by the two musicians or by friends of them - includes elements of folk, pop, soundtrack music, early music and jazz. The repertoire also contains pieces of historical dance music - dressed in new shimmering clothes.
What sounds more beautiful than a harp? Two harps! Almost endless musical possibilities are opend by 16 fingers on 70 strings.
harp duo - Berlin
Harp power made in Berlin
Two women - two harps - a sound tapestry. Alice Ludewig and Merit Zloch draw music from their instruments that ranges from energetic to romantic, from fairy-like to groovy.
Their music is playfull, dynamic and full of interaction. Imaginative arrangements create pieces that invite to dance as well as to dream.
The music of Merlice - mostly newly composed pieces by the two musicians or by friends of them - includes elements of folk, pop, soundtrack music, early music and jazz. The repertoire also contains pieces of historical dance music - dressed in new shimmering clothes.
What sounds more beautiful than a harp? Two harps! Almost endless musical possibilities are opend by 16 fingers on 70 strings.
| Ein Schottisch Tanz (William Brade, um 1600/arr. Merlice) |
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| Fernwärme (M.Zloch, arr. Merlice) |
| Frei für die Insel Alice Ludewig/arr. Merlice), Gast: Laurenz Schiffermüller |
| Scottis le
village d´en
bas (Gregory
Jolivet,
arr. Merlice) |
| Audio (MP3) : Empereur dans la lunne (Wolfenbüttler Notenbuch 1717/arr. Merlice) |