L.Spohr - Fantaisie in C moll op.35 for Harp

This is one of the most well known and challenging piece for harp.
That's probably because it is so close to Beethoven style in a way, a mix of classical style and romantic music.
I was lucky to study this piece with many teachers from Italy and France, so I discovered a lot of differences on tempo and phrasing: you can hear all the appoggiaturas downbeat as Spohr wrote on his Violin-Schule book about ornaments. You can also hear that I do not end in piano as usually, because actually he didn't write any dynamic and even if there isn't a huge chord I feel like it is a dramatic end, as Zabaleta did in his concertos.
Audio & Video: Claudio Aiello
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