WENDA WILLIAMSON
Flowers in Concrete – Lush harp contrasts with a harder ambience that evokes alienation and loneliness Numb in City Snow – Classic ambient music with snow-like noise and sparse strings (harp), depicting desolation or despair “Underwater Glass Door.” Ambient soundscape that ebbs and flows like light filtering through glassy water. “That Light …
“I thought it was beautiful.” World-influenced, forward-moving chillwave. Collab with the awesomely talented Axel Bauer. “MeadowSea.” Chillwave with relaxing percussion. A collaboration with the production powerhouse, Stuart Cardell. “Shadow in the Tea.” Relaxing, spherical, glassy-sounding cue with a haunting, aching vibe. “Even though I’ve tried to forget.” New age emotional piano. “Deep chill instrospective.” Relaxing, …
Accidentally on Purpose Bumblebear’s Country Stroll Witha Harp
Note: If you can’t play these videos here, try using Google Chrome as your browser, or you to my YouTube channel.) I am by no means a vocalist, but I have included these old covers to provide an idea of what the harp in pop songs can be like. Teen Spirit Tribute. “Clocks” by Coldplay. …
Creepy Place Dead on Arrival Payoff After Uncertainty
Atlantean Angels and Dantesque Demons – An astonishingly original Neo-classical dubstep fusion piece Rob Oxenbridge at Cypher Trailer Music created with inspiration from my harp part. Other works with Rob Oxenbridge on the Worlds Beyond album (click to buy on iTunes): Requiem for Dawn – Gorgeous, evolving, lush orchestral music with stunning vocals by Juliet Lyons …
“Night of the Living Bread” is a short, funny parody bought by Columbia Pictures. It won several “Best of Fest” awards as well as a cult following after it was packaged as a trailer with the release of the Night of the Living Dead. Director George Romero loved the film and even commented on the …
Waltzing in a Dream – Romantic, bittersweet melody Listen to more harp solos on my Delightful Solo Harp album.
*********************************Interview******************************** Posted on | December 7, 2011 | 51 views | in OnCampus Wenda Williamson makes celestial music in her free time By Julia Harris Wenda Williamson may not be an angel, but she sure can play the harp like one. Her particular instrument, however, isn’t quite like the sweet little winged harps you see …
Courtier’s Regret – A traditional-sounding renaissance faire piece with harp, tambourine, percussion
“Perfect Stranger.” Aching, emotional “I’m in love!” singer-songwriter type song, good for scenes about loss or a relationship that ended too soon. A collaboration with the amazing Steve Collom. “Heartache.” Emotionally wrenching song about the loss of a loved one or child. Sung by the fabulous Juliet Lyons. “Good Life Back.” Soulful, bluesy rap with …
