Totentanz

This is the last in my series of Fall classical harp arrangements.  The music is "Totentanz" by Franz Liszt, and I've excerpted and arranged parts of it for two harps.  It's about death, and I have included lots of pictures of angels, saints, and heaven.  3-1/2 minutes of some amazing music!

Pictures in Video -

1 - Die Musick, painting by Carl Gustav Carus, Germany, 1826
2 - The Raven, book illustration by Gustave Dore, France, 1884
3 - The Raven, book illustration by Gustave Dore, France, 1884
4 - The Raven, book illustration by Gustave Dore, France, 1884
5 - Passage, painting by Anna Sahlsten, Finland, 1894
6 - The Body of St. Catherine of Alexandria, Taken Up to Paradise by Angels, painting by Heinrich Mucke, Germany, 1836
7 - The Woman Who Remained, magazine illustration by Cyrus Cuneo, London, 1900
8 - Fervaal, opera illustration by Carlos Schwabe, Paris, 1898
9 - Christian Martyrs, painting by Gustave Dore, France, 1871
10 - Jacob's Dream, Bible illustration by Gustave Dore, France, 1866
11 - And There Was a Great Cry in Egypt, painting by Arthur Hacker, London, 1897
12 - Jack and the Fairy Harp, illustration by George Cruikshank, London, 1853
13 - Angel with Harp, watercolor by Jan Matejko, Poland, 1895
14 - Divine Comedy, book illustration by the Pico Master, Venice, 1491
15 - The Boat of Souls, book illustration by Gustave Dore for The Divine Comedy, France, 1880
16 - Cemeteries for Animals, book illustration by Anna Harris Smith, Boston, 1900
17 - Dante in Heaven, painting by William Cave Thomas, London, circa 1900
18 - Highest Heaven, book illustration by Gustave Dore for The Divine Comedy, France, 1880
19 - Divine Comedy, book illustration by the Pico Master, Venice, 1491
20 - The Celestial Country, book illustration for Edwin S. Gorham publ., New York, 1900
21 - The Ninth Heaven, book illustration by Gustave Dore for The Divine Comedy, France, 1880