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Tsvetelina Likova - Aria Goldberg Variations by J S Bach BWV988

Featuring the incredible international talent of Bulgarian harpist, Tsvetelina Likova performing a classical rendition of Aria Goldberg Variations by J S Bach BWV988. Filmed at Parkside Studios, Birmingham. Camera / Lighting / Editor: Andy Tea http://www.tsvetelinalikova.com Tsvetelina Likova is a UK-based harpist, whom main focus of her performances and compositions is on creativity. Originally from Bulgaria, she has performed internationally including the United Arab Emirates, Eastern and Western Europe countries such as Bulgaria, France, Italy, Cyprus, Spain, United Kingdom, and others. She has specialised in the performing arts and she is a soon-to-be graduate from the prestigious Birmingham Conservatoire (www.bcu.ac.uk) with BMus (Hons) of harp studies. With a wide range of genres included in her repertoire, such as Classical, Romantic, Contemporary, Blues, Jazz, Film, Folk, and Traditional music, she enjoys bringing a unique light to each of her performances. Both as an acoustic and electric harpist, composer and arranger, Tsvetelina’s musical ambitions are widely spread. Her travels with the harp and her rich performance experience have shaped a broad-minded musician. Always seeking to broaden her horizons and experiment with new music, Tsvetelina is currently working on her solo project which is an album of original music, influenced by the different cultures she has encountered during her travels (Click here for more information). She believes that her purpose in life is to spread the magic of music, to create the unwritten and to search for the unexpected. She truly enjoys exploring and discovering different cultures and her true passions in life are music, creativity and travelling. Since 2015 Tsvetelina is an owner of one of a few DHC Electric harps. Created for her by Camac Harps (https://www.camac-harps.com/en/), this unique instrument is able to create a sound which no other harp can. In combination with using a loop station and various pedal effects, this instrument will take the listener by surprise and show the harp's full potential. Originally created by Grammy-Nominated electric harp virtuoso Deborah Henson-Conant and built for her by Camac Company and named after her ‘DHC Light’, which is a new breed of an electric harp.