Morning Light
author: Yvonne Butler
This CD overwhelmingly passed my somewhat picky, personal "Best Music on a Quiet Sunday Morn" test, with flying colors. Favorites were done to perfection and those I had long forgotten moved forward and are now resonating. Old is new again! I particularly enjoyed and appreciated the fine balances between harp and flute, between Campbell and Kovary; one never overwhelmed the other, respectively. Campbell and Kovary are quite the duo, indeed!!
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What a clear beautiful harp sound!
author: Valerie Von Pechy Whitcup, harpist
My flutist and I enjoyed your CDs! What a clear beautiful harp sound! BRAVA!
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It's a sweet sound
author: Trsitano Ajmone
It's a sweet sound. The harp chords vibrate delicate feelings in the soul's chords, and the flute guides the spirit to higher degrees of peace!
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"Music designed to penetrate the endorphin-producing centers of the brain"
author: Mark Simon/The Ithaca Times
Make the most elegant dinner you can imagine, invite a special person in your life over, light candles, then let nature do the rest. The flute and harp both have a sensuous charm, which only increases exponentially when the two are put together as they are here. Laura Campbell and Myra Kovary have put together an engagingly varied program of old music and new, familiar and unfamiliar - all performed with unerring taste, the instruments blending in a pleasing array of colors. The record is strikingly clear and preserves with remarkable accuracy the tactile qualities of the harp tone while preserving enough ambience to create a warm atmosphere. This is music designed to penetrate directly to the endorphin-producing centers of the brain.
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