Two variations on the Welsh tune 'Moel yr Wyrddfa'

Moel Y Wydda

One of my own compositions written in 2022 for the Triple Harp. The name for this place came from the street in Cardiff where I lived for two years whilst studying at Uni, and the wonderful memories made at that house. 

This piece is for Lizzy, Olwen and Jonah

Ty Thesiger

This is one of my favorite Welsh pieces 'The Bells of Aberdovey' which was recorded live in 2017

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The Bells of Aberdovey

This is a piece I recorded a while back for my grade 5 ABRSM. It was written by Jeffrey Mayhew and was dedicated to the Garner family. It is part of the 'People and Places' series and was composed in an attic room in Fiskars, looking over the frozen winter landscape. I recorded it in 2015 on my Lyon and Healy Troubadour.

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Fiskars

Fersiwn Cor Telyn Eryri (Nanci Richards) a Fersiwn Telynorion Llannerch-y-medd (Huw Roberts a Llio Rhydderch) Gol Robin Huw Bowen. 

Two versions of "The Summit of Snowdon" with variations recorded and performed by Gareth Swindail-Parry.

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Moel Yr Wyddfa

Two traditional Welsh piece; Merch Megan and Wyres Megan (Megan's daughter and Megan's Granddaughter) with variations for the Welsh triple harp. 

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Merch Megan/Wyres Megan

Two original compositions written for an old friend of mine. The Trainride was written after a rather eventful train journey to London, and New Beginnings was written about falling in love with someone.

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The Trainride and New Beginnings

This piece was written in 2018 and was inspired by a rather cheeky blackbird in my garden.

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The Magpie

An Irish slow air which is one of the most popular compositions of blind Irish harper Turlough O'Carolan (1670-1738). The flute part was played using a VST.

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Eleanor Plunkett (O'Carolan)

I play a harp with 93 strings and tell folk stories 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Gareth Swindail-Parry - Harpist and Composer