Thomas "Doc" Grauzer
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Thomas "Doc" Grauzer

Austin, Texas, United States | Established. Jan 01, 1993 | SELF

Austin, Texas, United States | SELF
Established on Jan, 1993
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"Catherine L. Tully"

A recent reviewer, Catherine L. Tully, had this to say about my recent release, "Infernal Harp Racket!"


"The harp music on this CD is peaceful enough to soothe even the most savage of beasts. This is truly a relaxing compilation of songs, and expertly played. While bad harp music can make you think along the lines of bad Christmas music, good harp music can lift your mood and settle your troubles down. Grauzer does just that with his gentle, musical touch.
Historically, the harp has been associated most often with the aristocracy, but its otherworldly sound has given it a wide appeal over the years. Unlike the bagpipes, which can be an acquired taste for some, the harp has many admirers. Grauzer's CD is the perfect music to set the stage for unwinding from a difficult day or for a romantic candlelit dinner for two. The dreamy playing will transport you.
Good musicians can make playing an instrument seem and sound easy, and that is the case with this CD. With the music of the harp solo, with nothing else to distract one's ear, you wouldn't miss it if the musicianship was off. Luckily, this is not ever a concern on this effort, and Grauzer plays effortlessly throughout the songs, a testament to his skill. If you like the harp, don't miss this CD. - Celtic MP3s Music Magazine


Discography

Albums:

But You Don't Look Irish--2001
Infernal Harp Racket--2005

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Thomas “Doc” Grauzer is a harper and storyteller of the Irish tradition, living in Austin, Texas. His playing brings to life the ancient harp music of Ireland, Scotland and Wales. He enjoys telling  to his listeners the stories of the composers and performers, historical anecdotes, and folklore, and to feature the Irish language in his tales. Doc plays on both a modern lever harp, and a wire-strung replica of the Trinity College harp.

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