An impressive journey on the Jacobite steam train through the Scottish Highlands, famous from the Harry Potter films.
The train departs from Fort William and crosses the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct. Through the Scottish mountains, purple blooming moors and along beautiful lakes. The final destination of the West Highland Railway is Mallaig, a small harbor town with obscure pubs and noisy seagulls.
But the

Cuchuflo's Jig is a harp piece that's sectioned in two parts. The first part, called "La Cuchufla", represents a neighbourhood girl, that "El Cuchuflo" is in love with.
It sounds like those slow blues from the canteens in the American Far west. 

The second part represents "El Cuchuflo", a young harpist boy, fan of the celtic music, the mythology. He's kind of like "Harry Potter", someone who

Contains music from Ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway, Cape Breton, France, Manx, and Finland. There are twenty-five tunes in all. Each piece has an introductory page. There are four pieces with an additional flute part, and three are written for harp duo. The music is of intermediate difficulty, easy to read, printed on off-white paper with readable-sized notes. Chords are included and measure numbers are marked

A unique collection of three books of Breton music composed or arranged by the finest harpists living in Brittany. 96 pages.

Artwork and design: Johann Guillon, Editions: Tristan Le Govic (2015)

Titles: Gavotennoù ar Menez (traditional, arr. Arzel), Heuliad dañs fisel (traditional, arr. Barbedette), Le Voyage de l'âme des Celtes (traditional, arr. Baronnet), Koat an noz

A unique collection of three books of Breton music composed or arranged by the finest harpists living in Brittany. 96 pages.

Artwork and design: Johann Guillon, Editions: Tristan Le Govic (2015)

Titles: An Hini a garan (traditional, arr. Arzel), Trois Matelots du port de Brest (traditional, arr. Auffret), Marche du 32 décembre / Ton bale an degemer (Barbedette / Moal , arr.

'On an overgrown path' by Leoš Janácek (1854-1928) For Flute / Alto Flute, Pedal Harp, Cello. Level: Advanced. A4 Set of performing parts and study score

Born in Moravia (Brno) the son of a school teacher, Leoš Janácek was a gifted child who showed musical ability from an early age.

The music he composed before 1900 gave no indication of the road he was about to take -