Sweet, melodious music to warm your soul. Happy Autumn! Go play with the leaves, if you get a chance. 🍃🍂🍁✨

A comforting hug, a soft gentle journey. Let this light, bright harp wash over you, draw you in, help you to feel safe and sound in a musical embrace. This little piece in A Harmonic Minor will give your body a reset and let your frayed nerves settle.

Come listen to some magical chords in A Harmonic Minor for a while. I love its exotic, dreamy feel, which leave me swirling.

Sultry, moody, atmospheric, mysterious. Lots of twinkly, exotic bits in this one. Let's find more and more wisdom in ourselves and make sensible choices (mostly).😀

The winds grow cooler but the sun is still warm. Autumn approaches, dancing with us and with her leaves. I love this combo of harp, effects and birdsong. The music gives a powerful pop as the harp flies through the key of C Major/A Minor. How many different birds can you hear? 🎶

Here's a bright 'video' to go with the music.

Allow this music to wash over you. Float and embrace its tones. Gently relax into its textured patterns and resonance. Let the tears flow. Let love surround you. It's a place to feel set free and held. I love how emotive and pensive it is. Brooding and cascading. Like we can be. This harp journey came to me after five challenging weeks in Scotland. The difficulties and solitude I experienced were coupled with experiences of magical sunsets and seashore walks. So much beauty and so much sadness all rolled into one. Wow. This piece is in the Romanian Scale - D Dorian, which is the fourth mode of A Harmonic Minor.

A deep, emotive piece. In A Harmonic Minor. The first I've recorded since spending five weeks in Scotland, in challenging circumstances. The magic abounds up there, the sunsets are divine, the air fresh and healing. This piece is about nostalgia, confronting chaos, over coming troubles, then flying free. Without the dark we cannot truly appreciate the light.

This little piece is set against a backdrop of exquisite birdsong - in particular, a wren and a song thrush. This glorious birdsong was recorded by myself in Yorkshire when I was on holiday there recently. I just love how the sounds meld together - it's a cacophony of magical melodies, happy harmonies, and riveting resonance.

This piece is in the mysterious E Harmonic Minor. Let it awaken your senses. There are a couple of minutes of pure birdsong to finish.

I'm saving up for a bigger harp if you want to help me! 💗🤗🕊️