Camille and Kennerly (Harp Twins) Harp Duet arrangement of "Scarborough Fair"

Recording = No studio or sound engineer. No splices, edits, loops, overlays, or backtracks. Just 2 harps – 1 audio take!

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Scarborough Fair Harp Duet - Camille and Kennerly

Ralf Kleemann plays "Flying to the Fleadh" on the Celtic harp, a slip jig (and originally a pipe tune) composed by Patrick Davey. Played on location on the Irish south coast.
The prolonged sustain of the strings was actually caused by the wind blowing gently through the harp. 

Ralf Kleemann spielt "Flying to the Fleadh" ("/flah/") auf der keltischen Harfe, ein Slip Jig von Patrick Davey, der ursprünglich für Dudelsack geschrieben wurde. Ort des Geschehens ist eine Bucht an der irischen Südküste.

The harp arrangement is based on Gráinne Hambly's version.

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