This album features works for harp by Canadian composers, showcasing the versatility and expressiveness of the instrument. Highlights include Marjan Mozetich’s "Songs of Nymphs," inspired by an idyllic, classical world and infused with minimalist techniques and exotic melodies. Milton Barnes’s "Variations for Solo Harp" is a neo-romantic piece blending lyrical themes with virtuosic passages, including blues-inspired motifs and intricate glissandi. Alexina Louie’s "From the Eastern Gate" incorporates a range of innovative harp effects to evoke shimmering atmospheres and dynamic contrasts. Louis Applebaum’s "Nightscape" offers a romantic and introspective mood, while Barbara Pentland’s "Commenta" explores harp sonorities through effects like thunder and Aeolian tremolo. Rodney Sharman’s "Cordes Vides" and "Companion Piece" bring an experimental edge, reflecting influences from Morton Feldman. Performed by the internationally acclaimed harpist Erica Goodman, this recording celebrates the richness of contemporary harp music, offering a captivating exploration of texture, technique, and emotional depth.