Tender Shepherd CD by Kim Robertson: Best-Selling Kim CDs

Tender Shepherd is subtitled “Lullabies For All The Ages Arranged For Celtic Harp.” Kim Robertson plays melodies for quiet times, bringing her special touch to favorites old and new from around the world. Besides harp, some of the tracks include violin, viola, cello, vibraphone and mandolin.

Kim's Tender Shepherd Book contains the harp arrangements for most of the pieces on this recording.
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Sheep May Safely Graze (Bach)

Tender Shepherd

Sakura

Bally Loo Lammy

Cradle Song

Bernard the Butterfly

Let it Be a Dance

Foggy Dew

All the Pretty Little Horses

Highland Lullaby

Gartan Mother’s Lullaby

Irish Lamentation

Kim Robertson is a renowned performer and instructor who has stretched the boundaries of the harp for a new generation of performers and audiences. As a pioneer in the American folk harp movement, she combines an improvisational spirit with a passionate sense of tradition, bringing a contemporary touch to a centuries' old instrument. Born in Wisconsin, she is classically trained on piano and orchestral harp. In the mid-70's, Kim's discovery of the Celtic harp grew into a profound love for the instrument, setting her upon the path of exploration for which she is now widely known. She regularly tours the USA, Canada and Europe, and is recognized as one of the most popular lever harpists performing today. Her work encompasses over 20 album projects, 11 volumes of published harp arrangements, numerous instructional videos and an international itinerary workshops and retreats.

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