clarsach

Of each pair one bore clasped to breast a globe of that milky crystal in the sapphire shrine-room; the other a harp, small, shaped somewhat like the ancient clarsach of the Druids.

The Moon Pool 2004

Her pleasure was to play the harp -- a clarsach of great beauty, with Iona carving on it -- to the singing of her daughter

John Splendid The Tale of a Poor Gentleman, and the Little Wars of Lorn Neil Munro

Of each pair one bore clasped to breast a globe of that milky crystal in the sapphire shrine-room; the other a harp, small, shaped somewhat like the ancient clarsach of the Druids.

The Moon Pool 1919

Of each pair one bore clasped to breast a globe of that milky crystal in the sapphire shrine-room; the other a harp, small, shaped somewhat like the ancient clarsach of the Druids.

The Moon Pool Abraham Merritt 1913

Hannah Phillips on clarsach and finally another piper,

BBC Blog Network 2010

Rideout plays violin and viola on the disc, in these works from Scotland's big music (ceòl mòr) - pibroch being the most extended musical form composed for bagpipes over the centuries, and occasionally written for fiddle and clarsach (the small Scottish harp) as well.

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk 2009

Her forte was the clarsach - the Scottish harp - and she went on to be six times champion at the Mod.

unknown title 2009

Rideout plays violin and viola on the disc, in these works from Scotland's big music (ceòl mòr) - pibroch being the most extended musical form composed for bagpipes over the centuries, and occasionally written for fiddle and clarsach (the small Scottish harp) as well.

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk 2009

Hearing our clarsach players (they play with my dad in

British Blogs 2009

Hearing our clarsach players (they play with my dad in

British Blogs 2009