Mercury LP recording of his most popular harp duos. She worked with many composers, including John Lessard, Rudolf Forst, Quinto Maganini, Charles Fox, George Perle, and perhaps most extensively, Ami Maayani. She edited several of his works for publication, though not always named on her editions. She published most frequently with Lyra and G. Schirmer. At the age of 93, she was still traveling to Boston University from her home in River Edge, New Jersey to teach her students. She was the leading exponent of the Salzedo Method, in fact its creator in writing the Method for the Harp, and a purist proponent of its aesthetics. Her teaching style was that of a master teacher, correcting technical faults and guiding interpretations. The influence of her education with Edgard Varese showed in how she viewed the sound in abstract fashion and sculpted it with a sense of chiaroscuro. She often referred to Michelangelo in her teaching. She ever sought to give harpists the finest qualities of artistic musicianship. She gave her last master class in Philadelphia in 2003, for the American Harp Society chapter there. At her death in 2004, Lawrence was still presenting new ideas on pieces she had taught for more than 50 years, and was ever searching for ways to improve harp playing, harp music, and its status in the world. Discography Transcriptions and Original Compositions for 2 Harps, Mercury MG 1044 La Joyeuse — Rameau – Salzedo Gavotte — Martini – Salzedo Play of the Winds — Dandrieu – Salzedo Spinning Wheel — Mendelssohn – Salzedo On Wings of Song — Mendelssohn – Salzedo Spanish Dance No. 5 — Granados – Salzedo Clair de Lune — Debussy – Salzedo Steel — Salzedo, from the suite Pentacle Ten Songs from the Hebrew by Stefan Wolpe, Columbia Masterworks OCLC 57040691; Leon Lishner with David Tudor, Samuel Baron, Lucile Lawrence, Claus Adam, Elden Bailey, Anahid Ajemian, Maro Ajemian, Alan Hovhaness King David by Artur Honegger and works by Debussy, Vogt Quality Recordings OCLC 27038918; René Morax, Blanche Honegger Moyse, Louis Moyse, Lucile Lawrence, Brattleboro Music Center Festival Orchestra (probably a recording of the Sonate for flute, harp and viola by Debussy) Benjamin Britten: Ceremony of Carols; unknown choir with Lucile Lawrence, solo harpist, under Franz Allers Soloist in the following RCA recordings (many re-released on the CALA label and others): Leopold Stokowski conducting Aurora's Wedding LM 1774 Tristan und Isolde