Passacaille by G.F. Handel, transcribed for Harp

Here's another classical harp transcription with a very fall-October-marching-into-Halloween feel.  The piece is "Passacaille" by Handel, transcribed for harp by Tiny Beon.  It's 3 minutes of pure harpistic drama and lots of pictures of fairies, gnomes, and such.

Pictures in Video -

1 - A Carnival Evening, painting by Henri Rousseau, France, 1886
2 - The Princess and the Trolls, book illustration by John Bauer, Sweden, 1913
3 - The Pied Piper of Hamelin, book illustration by Kate Greenaway, London, 1888
4 - Walking Mice in Landscape, book illustration by Elly Verstynen, Netherlands, circa 1915
5 - The Pied Piper of Hamelin, painting by James Elder Christie, Scotland, 1881
6 - Water-Lilies and Water Fairies, book illustration by Richard Doyle, London, 1870
7 - Gnomes, book illustration by Maria Konopnicka, Poland, 1909
8 - Arrival of the King and Queen of Fairyland, book illustration by E. Stuart Hardy, London, 1895
9 - The Brownies, book illustration by Palmer Cox, Canada, 1906
10 - Fairy Hordes Attacking a Bat, painting by John Anster Fitzgerald, London, circa 1860
11 - The Fairy Queen Takes an Airy Drive, book illustration by Richard Doyle, London, 1870
12 - The Waterfall, painting by Henri Rousseau, France, 1910
13 - Fairy Islands, book illustration by Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, Australia, 1916
14 - In Fairyland, book illustration by Richard Doyle, London, 1870
15 - Midsummer Eve, painting by Edward Robert Hughes, London, 1908
16 - Brownies in the Clock Tower, drawing by Palmer Cox, Canada, circa 1900
17 - The Brownies in the Orchard, drawing by Palmer Cox, Canada, circa 1900