Song from Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Always thought it was hilarious! Enjoy.

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Song from Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Always thought it was hilarious! Enjoy.

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A water spirit, known by the Norsemen as a Nixie or Neckar plays his harp on the shore.
“The Neck here his harp in the glass castle plays,
And mermaidens comb out their green hair always,
And bleach here their shining white clothes.”
Stagnelius (Keightley’s tr.).
"Where by the marishes boometh the bittern, Neckar the soulless one sits with his ghittern. Sits inconsolable, friendless and foeless. Waiting his destiny, - Neckar the soulless." - Sebastian Evans
The Man of the Sea - by Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen
" Isolde the Fair proved to be an eager and gifted pupil, playing the harp exquisitely under Tristan's tutelage and singing most beautifully with his accompaniment. Indeed, her singing was so magical that it could well be compared to that of the sirens." - Tristan and Isolde - Painting by Edmund Blair Leighton (The End of The Song, 1902)
The Norse god of poetry Bragi plays harp for his wife, the goddess Iðunn.
Painting by Nils Blommér. (Brage och Iduna)

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Awesome illustration by Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen!
Hey guys! My latest harp cover is Song for Jolee, by Kamelot. Enjoy!
Lyrics from the bridge of Kamelot's song The Haunting (Somewhere in Time). Currently working on a collab cover project of this song with Ethera.
I wrote this piece of music the other day. It's called A Daughter's Dream. My friend and fellow harpist Ethera told me to write a song about someone's dream from falling asleep to waking up.
This... just makes me sad. Poor harp RIP :(

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Dear Bard, What harp do you use?
It's a Dusty Strings Ravenna 26 (it has 26 strings, fully levered). It's made here locally in Seattle, but they do ship internationally. I've had it for 8 years!
Branna playing her harp Roisín in the forest.
Hear her play - http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBR7Wnr_LKGcl5II_GN4nUw http://lookbook.nu/look/5490050-Armstreet-Forest-Princess-Medieval-Dress-Leaf
http://www.mountainglenharps.com/ has some really awesome custom harps! Fantastic woodwork.
A Skyrim bard song, Age of Aggression!
Mediaeval Baebes’ exquisite storybook opened its pages in 1996, when a group of friends broke into...
This is awesome, Mediaeval Baebes shared my cover of their song "I Sing of a Maiden" to their Facebook page!

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Hey everyone, enjoy this performance of Handel's "Silent Worship" from his opera Ptolemy.
Down by the Salley Gardens on Harp