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SKU: A0.893184
By Enya. By Enya, Nicky Ryan, and Roma Ryan. Arranged by Cecile-Marie Lissens. Celtic,New Age. Score. 4 pages. CMLissens #6610033. Published by CMLissens (A0.893184).Fairytale from the first album by Enya was arranged here for pedal harp (version for lever harp will follow later). This harp solo piece can be played on small lever harps to pedal harps and has a range from the A below the small C (A3) to G above the treble staff (A3-G5). This arrangement does not contain any lever changes (but the levers have to be set before playing as indicated by the diamond note). If played on pedal harp, the B pedal has to be engaged several times. Soothing music perfect for many occasions.
"This song is based on the story of the Fairy King Midir and his love for the beautiful princess Etain. It is a story of great love, jealousy, secrets and endurance, in which Etain is banished and transformed into a pool of water, from which she emerges as a butterfly. Although immortal she is born a mortal child, one thousand and twelve years after her first birth."
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