Deux Preludes Romantiques pour Violon et Harpe, opus 17. Two sumptuous, lyrical preludes for all lovers of romance.

A beautiful, soothing harp solo by Tournier.

This famous miniature for harp is brilliantly written for the harp by one of the historically great figures in the history of the instrument.

This Concert Etude "To Morning" consists of four minutes of the most characteristic writing for harp, with flowing arpeggios and other familiar effects. Beginning with hushed sounds, it grows in intensity and brilliance in a shape obviously designed to represent the

Marcel Tournier (1879 - 1951) was a prominent French harpist in his time. Besides teaching at the Paris Conservatoire, he was also a great composer. He has several highly regarded works to his name, with or without harp.

Féerie is one of his masterpieces. Dedicated to his harp teacher, Alphonse Hasselmans. With lots of arpeggios and other effects. 16 pages.

Nice romantic harp solos by Tournier with a lot of glissandos and fast finger work. 12 pages.

Titles: Clair de lune sur l' étang du parc, Auseuil du temple, Lolita la danseuse.

Nice romantic harp solos by Tournier with a lot of glissandos and fast finger work. 12 pages.

Titles: Les Enfants à la cèche de Nöel, L'Étrange Cavalier, La Marchande de frivolités.

Nice romantic harp solos by Tournier&nbsp;</span><span>with a lot of glissandos and fast finger work. 50 pages.

Titles: 

Images Suite No. 3 op. 35

Les Anesses grises sur la route d'El-Azib
Danseuse a la fontaine d'Ain-Draham
Soir de fete a Sedjenane

Images Suite No. 4 op. 39

La Voliere magique
Cloches sous

A very well known pedal harp solo with a lot of glissandos and fast finger work. 7 pages.

Marcel Lucien Tournier (1879--1951) was a French harpist, composer, and pedagogue who composed important solo repertory for the harp that expanded the technical and harmonic possibilities of the instrument. Marcel Tourmier grew up in a musical family. He had lessons in piano and music theory at the Paris Conservatory.

A nice melody for harp and voice. This composition by Marcel Tournier is based on a poem by Henry Bataille.

Marcel Lucien Tournier was born in Paris in 1879. He studied the harp under R. Martenot and then Alphonse Hasselmans at the Paris Conservatoire,ln 1912 he was appointed harp professor at the Paris Conservatoire where he trained several students, a number of whom became well-known soloists. 
Marcel Tournier was an innovator and added numerous sound effects

Another famous miniature, brilliantly written for the harp by Marcel Tournier. His impressionistic Vers la source dans le bois (Towards the fountain in the wood) was written in 1922. 

This is also characteristically written for harp, with flowing arpeggios and other familiar effects. This piece depicts the flowing water of a fountain. A well-known piece, often played on harp recitals. 8 pages.