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Published Date: 20 July 2008
By NORMAN CHALMERS
PHAMIE GOW
La Vida Buena: The Good Life

Wildfire Records EI472CD, £11.99

Young, exceptionally musically gifted and living in Barcelona, this young Borders woman was taught piano by virtuoso Ronald Stevenson, counts Philip Glass as a pal, and is one of Scotland's leading contemporary small harpists and composers. Here she plays a dozen of her pieces on the electro harp in moods mesmeric – as in 'El Delfin' (The Dolphin) – to her road movie 'Motorbike Blues', to the hand-clapped melody of 'Gypsy' from in Zaragoza. Strongly atmospheric and expressive.

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  • Last Updated: 19 July 2008 1:20 PM
  • Source: Scotland On Sunday
  • Location: Scotland
 
 

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