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Bernard Andrès is one of the most popular composers of harp music today. His books are well-known required repertoire for most harp students in France, and are great for recitals. This is one of the easiest books by Bernard Andrès. it contains 6 easy level harp pieces. 4 pages of music.
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Bernard Andrès is one of the most popular composers of harp music today. His books are well-known required repertoire for most harp students in France, and are great for recitals.
This book includes 6 compositions for harp written by Bernard Andrès. These atmospheric dances are attractive and fun to play. For intermediate to advanced players. 16 Pages.
Danses d'Automne #1 Danses d'Automne #2 Danses d'Automne #3 Danses d'Automne #4 Danses d'Automne #5 Danses d'Automne #6 |
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This suite is of intermediate difficulty. 7 pages. This would be a very fun set for the advanced harpist to sight read, and a lovely work for recital or enjoyment for the intermediate harpist. There are no accidentals.
Titles: Vivement, Lentement, Vivement.
Vivement incorporates rolled chords and sixteenth notes in the RH against quarter notes in the LH. Key of F, three pages. Lentement is in G minor and contains some tricky rhythmic passages where counting is a must. In 3/2 time, this pieces contains mostly whole notes in the LH, while the RH incorporates many rests and 16th notes. 2 pages. Movement three, also Vivement, is in D minor. The RH is mostly 16th notes against quarters in the LH. Parallel 3rds and 6th throughout. 2/4 changing to ¾ then back to 2/4. 2 pages. |
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Bernard Andrès is one of the most popular composers of harp music today. His books are well-known required repertoire for most harp students in France, and are great for recitals. This book includes 12 compositions for harp written by Bernard Andrès in the form of ancient dances. For intermediate to advanced players, these pieces are great for recitals and gigs. They have a distinctly ancient feel in a modern style. There are no lever or pedal changes within the pieces. In keys ranging from 3 flats to 2 sharps, with no fingerings. Several of our local harp teachers use this book for both their lever and pedal harp students. 25 pages, paperbound. Includes: |
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Aquatintes includes 6 short pieces for advanced beginners. Two are in flat keys. A few pieces require easy lever changes. No fingerings. 8 pages, paperbound.
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Charades includes 15 simple etudes for beginners and more advanced players. In keys ranging from 3 flats to 2 sharps, with no fingerings. 15 pages, paperbound.
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These fun, exotic pieces, named for spices, have interesting rhythms,
changing tempos, unusual key signatures, and a variety of harp effects. There
are no sharping lever changes required within the pieces, and no
fingerings.
Titles: Muscade Vanille Pistache Paprika |
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These fun, exotic pieces, named for spices, have interesting rhythms, changing tempos, unusual key signatures, and a variety of harp effects. There are no sharping lever changes required within the pieces, and no fingerings.
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This Theme in Ancient Style with 12 variations is in the key of C for advanced beginners. No fingerings. 6 pages
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Ribambelle includes 10 easy pieces for beginners. Four are in flat keys. No fingerings. 10 pages, paperbound.
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Marelles -1 includes 6 easy pieces for beginners. No fingerings. 6 pages, paperbound.
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Marelles - 2 includes 6 easy pieces for beginners. No fingerings. 6 pages, paperbound.
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An exciting new collection of Nordic music, arranged for intermediate to advanced lever or pedal harp by harpist and "riksspelman" (Official master musician of Sweden) Erik Ask-Upmark. The 14 tunes are fairly traditionally arranged, with a lot of focus on left-hand-rhythms, especially in the "polska" dances which make up the majority of the tunes. There is an introduction about Swedish folk music in general and the polska in particular. All the tunes are also given in a "cheat sheet" version with only melody and chords, for those who prefer this rather than complete arrangements (or just other instrumentalists, like flutist and violinists). All in all, this is a very inspiring book that is sure to help making Nordic music ever more popular! Titles: Skomakerspolska, Evighetspolska, Koral från Seglora, Polska after Juringius, Fingersträckarn, Öppningspolskor (I / II), Vallvisa, Valltrall, Skebergslåten, Blekingar (I / II), Allôr e'rô å allôr bir'o, Himlens Polska, Jag minnes dig, Blomgren, Norsk Brudmarsch. 39 pgs. |
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For intermediate level. These original compositions by Anna van Avalon depict an inner voyage. Four of the compositions have often proved their worth during funeral and memorial services: "Guidance", a composition of experiencing help
that appears at the right time in times of crisis, confusion and dismay.
Titles: Prologue - "Kronos", Introduction, In Darkness, Searching, Guidance, By Your Touch, Farewelcome, Home is where my Heart is, Epilogue - "Kairos". 32 pages.
In the video beneath you can hear music samples of the pieces.
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Although this prelude is normally played on a keyboard instrument, it transcribes particularly well to a plucked instrument such as the lever harp. Levering directions in the score are notated by diamond-shaped note heads preceded by the approptiate accidental. The last chord of the prelude may be rolled in keeping with performance practice of baroque music. Prelude no. 1 in C major |
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A collection of wonderful harp duets arranged for the famous *Harp Sunday* held at the Mucky Duck in Houston each year. Originally intended as duets, but work nicely as solos by omitting Harp 2. Harmonics are played where written. Fingerings are generally omitted except for damping suggestions in "The Highlander's Farewell" (a wire harp solo). Becky's beautiful arrangements are a delight to play, and we hope you will enjoy these little gems. Titles are: Lord Buchan, Caledonian Hunt, Lady Ann Hope, The Highlander's Farewell to Ireland, Lady Amelia Murray. 26 pgs. |
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This 'book' is published entirely on a double-CD, which contains the story and the sheet music in a PDF-file, as well as the soundtracks of the music. The story is in German.
A winter fairy tale for adults and children from about 7 years, in which the narrator Jack W. Franz tells how the first autumn and winter was upon the earth, after hundreds of years of just spring and summer.
The Jack Frost winter elf fights with his friends Eichenman and bear against the dark magic of Lady Melancholy.
This story tells how the evergreen conifers arose, what the first snowflake whispers, how sadness turns into joy and hope and many other secrets of winter.
Stefanie Bieber composed harp music for this story with a magical atmosphere that drags you into the magical world of the fairy tale characters.
Titles: Herfstwalzer, Rau-Reif-Reime, Lady Melancholie, Jacks Tanz, Eichenmann, Nordwind, Jack und Eichenmann, Bärenträume, Jack, Eichenmann und der Bär, Hoffnung, Pfeifenrauch 1, Pfeifenrauch 2, Träume, Erstarrung, Wintergrün, Erinnerung, Nordwind und Wintermaid, Der Winterkönig, Schnee, Winterkönigs Klage, Freude und Hoffnung, Lady Melancholie-Die Verwandlung.
Herbstwalzer Rau-Reif-Reime Lady Melancholie Jack und Eichenmann Pfeifenrauch Nordwind und Wintermaid |
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A spring tale of Jack W. Franz with music for Celtic harp by Stefanie Bieber Continuation of 'Winterwaldnächte'
In the gray light rain in February, the winter king makes his way to take a walk into the valley, to seek its summer crown, which fell from his head in the snow on the shortest day of the year and rolled down into the valley. He is assisted in his search by the bumblebee Nectarz Sisi, who asks all the spring flowers, where the crown may have gone. Each kind of flower offers itself as hair accessories to replace the missing summer crown.
The ringing song of the crocus mixes with the powerful song of the forsythia and the daffodils exuberant rock. The tulips spread a exotic, mysterious sound and the elder sighs full of romance and passion. The music pieces accompanying this story are suitable for harp players with some playing experience.
The booklet comes with a CD of all instrumental pieces. They are recorded in two versions: A version in the original tempo, and a slow practice version, where you can hear both hands on separate channels.
Titles: February Rain Krokus Krokus Song Forsythie Osterglockenrock Tulpen Waldmeister Flieder Sommerkönig's Marsch Der Teich im Mondlicht Sommerkönig's Reel |
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Fairy-tale music book for Celtic harp, with CD from Stefanie Bieber on a story by Jack W. Franz. Once upon a time, not far from here, there lived a craftsman could hear the melody of the wood, both the oak and its ancient, regal border dance, as well as the sweeping, leafy Waltz of the maple, or the whispering, monastic chant of walnut tree, the weeping willow with long drooping, watery tears, but the cheerful cherry with her sweet-swinging reel.
A the story about musical instruments that have been neglected or abused by their owners, about their builders and about their experiences.
The song of the maltreated harp - in first loved by a child - is soon placed unnoticed in a corner and out of tune. Many people who "had" to learn a musical instrument will recognize this makes some strict mothers think.
But it all comes to a good end or a hopeful new beginning, the pleasure of making music can emerge anew.
The pieces of music are suitable for harp players with some playing experience. The booklet comes with a CD of all instrumental pieces. They are recorded in two versions: A version in the original tempo, and a slow practice version, where you can hear both hands on separate channels.
Titles: Es war ein mal Sternenlicht Oak Chant Maple Walz Rivers in Spring Cherry Reel Walnut Monks Broken Voices Weeping Willow Harpmaker's Joy |
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The separating membrane between the human world and the Otherworld of the fairies and elves has some permeability! One of these holes is the "Tune-leakage" that can be found in all sorts of places, especially where people are staying with musical instruments ...
Stefanie Bieber has written some tunes in this book she learned from the elves. A practice CD contains recordings of all pieces in the original tempo and in a slow pace with separate channels for the right and the left hand. Titles: Es war ein mal Mondrean Glihbeam's Traum Glihbeam's Trost für den Verlust des Zwergenbarthaare Das Lied des Todes Glihbeam's Abschiedslied für den König Glihbeam's Lament Corrinn's Lament Abendlied Somar Afton Holla, die Waldfee Abschiedslied |
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This collection includes different level arrangements of international winter and Christmas music that Stefanie has collected and edited for her lessons.
When all pieces are examples for guidance from simple to intermediate level. Moreover, chord symbols added, so with the help of the harmony itself can improvise their own accompaniment.
The first part of the collection contains pieces that are arranged for solo harp .
In a number of pieces in the second part the harp is used as an accompaniment to a voice or a melody instrument. It is also possible to play the melody with the right hand and a left hand bass accompaniment.
The pieces in the third part are suitable for ensemble playing with two or three harps. A part has the melody, and all other parts are in harmony with the melody. Combinations of all parts are possible.
Not all pieces have fingering, because Stefanie has the opinion that it is best to determine your own fingerings.
Titles: Ding Dong Merrily on High, Gloria in Excelsis Deo, Abbot Bromley Horndance Tune, Maria durch ein Dornwald ging, Apple Tree Wassail, Banquet Hall, Stockford Carol, Er Framtid bliver lyckelig, Es kommt ein Schiff geladen, Kommet ihr Hirten, Lieb Nachtigal wach auf, Es wird schon glei dumpa, Snow, Il est né, O come o come Emmanuel, To drive the cold Winter away, Stille Nacht |
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Blues piece by Dominig Bouchaud. 2 pgs. of music. |
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A theme with variations by Dominig Bouchaud. 2 pgs. of music. |
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This book contains 8 classical pieces arranged for lever harp or single action pedal harp by Dominig Bouchaud. Several lever changes occur, but they are well marked in the music.
The following titles are in the book:
Difficulty: intermediate |
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This book contains 6 classical pieces arranged for lever harp or single action pedal harp at an advanced level. Several lever changes occur, but they are well marked in the music.
The following titles are in the book:
Difficulty: advanced. Total length of the pieces: 32 minutes. |
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"A Bouquet of melodies for the small harp". A collection of original compositions by I. Braams for solo and ensemble.
Titles: Duo, Trio, Duinwandeling ('walk in the dunes' - trio), wiegeliedje (cradle song), wals ('waltz' - duet), kerstmuziek ('Christmas music' - duet), melodie ('melody' with flute/violin), Berceuse, bloemen in de wind (flowers in the wind), lentemorgen (spring morning), liedje (little song), verdriet (sadness), oma vertelt (grandmother tells), Choral. |
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By special request available in our music shop. This volume represents a collection of Breton Music from the Gallo-Vannetais area. These traditional dances and songs have been passed on by ear for many generations. Bréger and Trouillaud have made every possible effort to maintain the originality of this traditional music, while arranging it for harp. To allow capturing the traditional atmosphere, the songs have been recorded in their original vocal execution, exactly the way they are still sung in this part of France. The book also gives the French text- you can sing them first and make it easier to find the tune on the harp by ear. Some titles in this book are: "Suite de marches"; "Suite de Ronds de Saint-Vincent", "Suite de Ridées", "Suite de Tours"; "Hanter Dro"; "Mélodie"; "Scottische". 33 pages |
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Pamela's first book since her successful "Harp Accompaniment for Voice" is sure to be a favorite. It contains all the tunes from her Midsummer Meadow CD. All relaxing original music, each arranged for 36-string harp, small harp and lap harp. "Midsummer Meadow", "Daydreams", "Contemplation", "Valerie's Song", "Grace", "Dragonfly Waltz", "Forest Stroll", "Pacific Waves", "Estella's Fancy", "Setting Sail", "Enchantment", "Gathering Dusk". These are lovely compositions, playable on all harps including pedal harp. Lever presets are indicated, generally 1 flat to 2 sharps. Just a few lever changes. Beautiful arrangements that lay well under the fingers, enjoyable for the listener and player. 83 pages. Spiral bound |
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Pamela Bruner has transcribed 3 of her performance quality pieces into easy-to-read music notation for your playing enjoyment. The titles are Mist and Moonlight, Rosita’s Song and Rorschach in D Minor. These are challenging pieces of intermediate to upper intermediate level. They are rhythmically and harmonically interesting, with glissandos, grace notes, syncopation, LH crossunders, and other harpistic techniques. Rosita’s Song is on the CD Music in the Glen, Mist and Moonlight is on the CD of the same title, and Rorschach is on the CD An Abundance of Time. 13 pages of exciting harp music! |
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Pachelbel's Canon in D, arranged for 22-string lap harp with a range from G to G. Several accommodations for the limited range of this harp have been made, including some octave displacement and transposing from D to C major. There are three lever change from Bb to B natural and back. Rehearsal markings have been placed every eight bars to assist the harpist in adapting the length of the piece for playing in wedding ceremonies or at bedside. The piece is 53 bars long, not including repeats, and takes about 5 - 6 minutes at a moderate tempo. 3 pgs. |
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Nine pieces for harp on the subject of The Creation. 9 pages of music. Level: Elementary - Intermediate
Titles: 1. Dawn |
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This compilation is a tribute to the great harp-weekends that were organized by Ank van Campen in Ellecom from 1972 to 2007. Songs and melodies full of memories, "Doorways into the past", but also some brand new pieces to honor Ank.
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This album contains songs from Ireland and Wales. It comprises traditional harp music, gathered from old collections and re-arranged for the Irish harp. Some of these songs are famous, like "David of the White Rock", that was usually played at the funeral of a bard. Six pieces of well-known composers wrote their music with no particular instrument in mind. However, the music is very suitable for the harp. "Variations on a Welsh Carol" is meant for more advanced pupils. 24 pages.
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A collection of pieces for Celtic harp from the United Kingdom, arranged by Ank van Campen. 16 pagina's.
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A medley of traditional Swedish and Norwegian tunes freely intrepreted for pedal harp. These tunes were handed down in Ms. Cater's family from musical relatives who played with true gusto and Scandinavian flair. Titles: Anders-Orsa, Oppå fjellet, Pål sine hoener and Balzer Jungfrau. Intermediate to upper intermediate pedal harp. Not for lever harp. |
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A small collection of treasures: things of beauty or sentiment that we like to keep around for the joy they bring. The songs in this book have been inspired by some of Kathryn's favorites. Some are home-grown and whimsical, while others are the work of professional artists. Each touches Kathryn in its own way. |
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Eight songs in a wide variety of moods and styles for lever or pedal harp. All pieces are named after family pets. Young students will love all of these pieces. Titles are: Danny Solves the Mystery, Lullaby for Smokey, Walkin' Wally, Grumpy Dreams of Flying, Chasing Buddy, Baron's Blues, Forest Friends, and Buckwheat's Baby. 16 pgs Spiral bound |
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Eight original compositions created especially for the young harp student with the goal of teaching good technique and at the same time holding their interest. Very creative and fun tunes, sure to inspire. Titles are: The Andalusian, The Arabian, Riding Sunflower, The Horse In My Dreams, Irish Pony, Old Paint, The Silver Unicorn, and Prancing Pony Rag. 17 pgs. Spiral bound |
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Eight original compositions in Kathryn's inspirational style for the young student. These pieces inspire a wide variety of playing styles and develop musical interpretation skills. Titles are: Little Moth, Moon Spinner, Grasshopper's Jig, Monarch Wings, Bumble's Boggies, Golden Swallowtail, Busy Bees, and Green Dragonfly. 15 pgs. Spiral bound |
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Kathryn's 4th volume of music specially written for students. Clever and imaginative, each tune builds good technique and lays well under the fingers for the beginning harp player. F, C and G levers required. Most can be played on a 26-string harp with very few adjustments. Although geared for children, these are lovely melodies that can be enjoyed by harpists of any age or skill. Titles are: Mourning Dove, Black Bird Boogie, Flying South, Swallow's Flight, Little Red Hen, Swans at Sunset, Crows in the Corn, SeaGull, Chickadee Dances. 20 pgs. Spiral bound |
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This is a collection of lovely baroque and classical period pieces, transcribed and arranged for lever or pedal harp. It is appropriate for wedding preludes and processionals, as well as providing gentle background music for any occasion. Accidentals have been kept to a minimum. Titles include: Behold the Rose of Sharon,Andante by Sor, Sarabanda by Corelli, Allegretto by Sor, Un Poco Adagio by Clementi, Menuetto by Tartini, Andante by Von Call, Largo byVivaldi, Canon in G by Klingenberg, Stately March by Finger, Largo (anonymous), and Sarabande by Boismortier. |
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The title of this melody, by Annie Challan, is a tribute to the magic, mythical forest of Brocéliande.
Brocéliande |
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Collection of pieces from A. Challan, many of which are featured in the Suzuki harp method |
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This book is the fruit of many years' experience of performing & teaching Irish traditional music to harpers by the pioneer & acknowledged leader in the field. It represents the first attempt in print to analyse & explain the aesthetic principles which inform the stylistically correct performance of this music on the harp. Most of these ground-breaking arrangements are of traditional Irish dance music, but also included are two songs and some unusual settings of the music of Turlough O'Carolan. Máire has recorded most of them on her albums 'The New Strung Harp', 'The Living Wood' and 'The Carolan Albums', and best results can be achieved by listening carefully to the recorded versions while following the written music. 38 pages. Titles Eibhlín Ní Ríordáin's Slide, Marcshlua Uí Néill, Mairéad’s Mazurka, Julia Clifford’s Polkas, Walsh’s Hornpipe, The Peacock’s Feather, Cuach mo Londubh Buí, Caitlín Ní Aodha, The Sport of the Chase, Fanny Power, Tomeen O'Dea's Reel, Planxty Sudley, The Bantry Girls’ Lament, Madam Maxwell, The Gander in the Pratie Hole, The Queen of the Rushes, The Boys of Malin, The Old Oak Tree, The Pullet, The Volunteer |
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TURLOUGH O’ CAROLAN was the most famous of all the Irish harper-composers of his day, and his music continues to be the most popular ever composed for the harp in Ireland. It affords a great deal of scope to the creativity of the individual performer, since only Carolan’s melodies survive. This book - the second in a series devoted to the authentic performance of all forms of traditional Irish music on the harp - contains original arrangements of 24 of Carolan’s beautiful tunes, informed by Máire's knowledge both of the native Irish harp tradition and of baroque forms.
Titles: Carolan's Draught, John O'Connor, Colonel John Irwin (Planxy Irwin), Hewlett, Máire Dhall (Blind Mary), Lord Inchiquin, Morgan Magan,Sheebeg & Sheemore ( Sí Bheag's Sí Mhor), The Princess Royal, John Drury, Fanny Power, Carolan's Concerto, Maurice O'Connor, Constantine Maguire, Mr O'Connor, Robert Jordan, Bridget Cruise, Frank Palmer, Grace Nugent, George Brabazon, Kean O'Hara, Madam Judge, Eleanor Plunkett, Baptist Johnston.
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This lovely composition for harp by Marlea Crum will satisfy the beginning to intermediate harpist. A very pretty and harpistic piece, it is quite simple to play yet interesting, and lays well under the fingers. It is in the key of C and uses easy root position and 1st inversion arpeggios. There are 2 glissandos and several rolled triads and first inversion chords in the RH only. The piece contains 2 sections, one in 6/8 and one in ¾. There is a DS al Fine. There are no accidentals, and the lowest note is the G which is located one and one half octaves below middle C. Enjoy this one! |
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This lovely grouping of three very simple waltzes and a flashy swing piece. It is pleasant and delightful to play. The Fourth Waltz is in the key of C and consists mainly of triads, simple chords and 2 scales. It is in the key of C. Twinklets is in the key of Bb and is sparse but still elegant. There are several triplets in the LH which come in on beat 3 and need to be counted well. Farewell to Summer is in the key of F and also is sparse yet elegant. The LH is mainly simple broken chords in the 1st inversion. Pizzazz is a piece based on patterns Edited and with suggested fingerings, this swingin’ tune would make a great recital selection. The Nightingale Suite will be enjoyed by the beginning student, any age! All harps. |
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A classical piece that was composed for the Welshpool Music Festival in 1824. It is divided into the parts: Introduction - allegro spirituoso, Tema - andante, Variation 1 - Alegretto, Variation 2 - con spirito, Variation 3 - allegretto, Variation 4 - pastorale and variation 5 - brillante
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A famous Scotch Air with variations. Originally this piece was written for pedal harp, but Ann Griffiths adapted it, so it can be played on a 36-string lever harp. 4 variations over nine pages. Not easy. Will you put it on your repertoire? |
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An original solo for lever or pedal harp in the key of G. Intermediate level in three-quarter time, with harmonics and left hand crossovers. This is a very beautiful and almost haunting melody with a sentimental quality. 4 pgs. |
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DeBrita originally wrote this piece to be played during a Maundy Thursday communion service. It is meditative and dark, with glimpses of hope. Playable on a full range lever harp, with only 2 accidentals. It is intermediate level and in the key of D minor. Much of the piece is on the lower strings with a very moving left hand playing almost constant eighth notes. A very emotional piece, requiring good technique because of the low range. 3 pgs |
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The book starts with a well known theme by Mozart. 6 variations have been made on this theme. The music is written for lever harp and has no lever changes. A beautiful classical piece of music.
Intermediate level. The total length of the music is 6 minutes and 15 seconds. |
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It is for the single-action harp that all Dussek’s compositions for the harp are intended. They include Concertos, Sonatas and many duos for single-action harp and fortepiano, of which the Opus 69 Duo-Sonatas written for performance by himself and F.J. Naderman in 1810 are the most notable. The group of six Sonatinas of which the present work is is the last, was written for the noted virtuoso Madame Krumpholtz, who was married to the composer-inventor J.B. Krumpholtz. |
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The traditional Welsh Air 'Ymdeithgan Gwŷr Harlech'. Arranged by Olivia Buckley Dussek. |
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The traditional Welsh Air 'Merch Megan'. Arranged by Olivia Buckley Dussek.
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10 simple short pieces from Brittany, England en Scotland.
Easy level (1-3) |
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These short pieces have been adapted for lever harp by Maïté Etcheverry, a well known and well respected teacher of harp in France. She has an unassuming and humble personality, yet is a superb harpist and teacher. Her transcriptions are excellent. Lever changes are indicated by a small circled note. Techniques included in this book are: slurs, accidentals, glissandos and accents. There are three Menuets which are delightful to play and if you're playing these as background music are easily recognizable by anyone who has studied piano for a couple of years. The final three pieces are Allegro, La tartine de buerre (2 pages)and Valse favorite (2 pages). Upper intermediate lever harp or pedal harp - Valse favorite has one line which is written for both lever or pedal harp, due to the accidentals. |
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This book contains six well edited Rameau pieces (1683 - 1764). This music is for the student wanting a challenge, as this music is not easy. It requires good technique. Can be played on pedal harp or lever harp tuned in Eb. Pedal changes are noted between the staves, and lever changes are indicated by a small circled note. The notation is neatly done, with markings in solfeg. Maïté Etcheverry is a well known and well respected teacher of harp in France. She has an unassuming and humble personality, yet is a superb harpist and teacher. Her transcriptions are excellent. These older French publications show intuitive editing and lay very well under the fingers. The music contains techniques such as trills, muffles, pedal changes and much more. All pieces are to be played with an upbeat tempo and provide ample opportunity for all of your fingers to be utilized! Intermediate to Advanced, lever or pedal Titles are: |
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Feel like swinging? Well this is the book you are looking for. Four pieces written for harp or pedal harp parentheses. The music is written so that
there are no lever changes. The various pedal changes are clearly indicated in the music. The titles in this book are: Easy Swing, Ragtime, Families' Blues and Ballad.
Difficulty: easy to medium (3-5) |
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This is a companion book to Aryeh Frankfurter's CD "Harper's Brew" (the CD is available on his website: www.lionharp.com). The arrangements are for intermediate to advanced lever harp in 0 - 2 sharps. There is an extensive preface in which Frankfurter discusses elements of his approach to arranging music, with tips on how to use this book. Complete song list: The Hag with the Money, Suzie McGuire, Women of Ireland, Lone Shanakyle, The Sandpit, Captain O'Kane, O'Carolan's Concerto, O'Carolan's Welcome, Maurice O'Conner, Farewell to Music, Scotch Fisherman's Song for Attracting Seals, The Full Rigged Ship/The New Rigged Ship, (I'll Meet Thee on) The Lea-Rig, Prelude, Banish Misfortune. 58 pages. |
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The 15 Scandinavian tunes in this Volume are arranged for intermediate level lever harp. They are recorded on three of Aryeh Frankfurter's CDs: "Harp Songs of the Midnight Sun," "Aurora of the Northern Harp," and "Midnight Muse" which are available through his website: www.lionharp.com. There is an extensive preface with photos from Scandinavia that share in Frankfurter’s own words, his experience with learning and recording this music. Complete songlist: Water Lilly, Two Swedish Waltzes, Polska after Pelle Peterson, Bagpipe Tune from Norra Rada, A Little Child, Melancholy Waltz, Saturday Song, Bingsjö-låten, Summer Farm Song (Setervise), Two Kantele Dances, O Vis Gud, Slängpolska, Northfjord Halling, Gamlestev, Kulning from Pråstbodarma. 56 pages. |
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This book is inspired by Jopie Jonkers’ Latin-American style of harp playing. There are many books with South American harp music on the market, but up till now a good method was lacking the repertoire. Inge combined her experience as a music school teacher and publisher with the knowledge gained from Jopie Jonkers. This resulted in this beautiful and instructive workbook, a unique method containing lovely music for harp solo, two and three harps. Titles in the book are: "Duermete Mi Nino", "Polka", "Regalito", "Guantanamera", "3 De Mayo", "Regalito", "Rio Rebelde", "Pasaje", "El Condor Pasa", "Serenata del Monito", "La Candelita", "Zambita, "Navidad", "Llorando Se Fue". 91 pages. |
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New compositions for Harp Solo by Inge Frimout. Book
with 11 new compositions, with color illustrations
by Mirte Fellinger. 45 pages.
Titles: Introduction: This Way to Blue Dream World, Blue Dream World, Early Morning, The Lost Gardens, Happy Harping from the Forest, The Tinkle Trees and the Unicorn, The Dark Blue, Murmuring Flowers, Blue Butterfly, Butterfly Sky, The One-eyed Goblins and the Murmuring Flowers, Finale: Return of the Blue Elves, Dance with the Unicorn and the Blue Butterflies.
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Celtic harp music for advanced players (C-level). A spiral bound book with ten solo pieces and a duet. Titles include "The Harp That Once", "Dunmore Lassies", "Brian Boru’s March", "The Cliffs of Moher", "The Skye Boat Song", "Morisson’s Jig". |
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Latest book by Inge Frimout-Hei written for multi-level-harpensemble.
All harps together form a real orchestra of "Harppieten". The
easy parts of Harp 1 and 2 can also be played as a solo. With play-along CD.
Track 9: HarpPiet Track13: Daar wordt aan de deur geklopt |
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This is the haunting theme featured in the soundtrack
of the PBS Series The Civil War, written by Jay Ungar and arranged
for harp by Deborah Friou. This sheet music is in the key of D with one
sharping lever change. For the intermediate to advanced player. Ashokan Farewell by Jay Ungar (in an other arrangement on harp and violin) |
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A Celtic version of the melody interwoven with the more familiar one. Arranged by Deborah Friou for intermediate players in the key of C with fingerings, no lever changes. 2 pages. |
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Be Thou My Vision is a beautiful Irish hymn that has become popular in recent years. This arrangement by Deborah Friou includes fingerings, and no lever changes. For the intermediate and advanced-intermediate harp player. In the key of G. 2 pages. |
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This lovely Nigerian hymn, Kum Ba Yah, has been
a favorite for many years. Here's a rhythmic, fun arrangement for
intermediate to advanced harp players by Deborah Friou. It is in the key
of G with fingerings. 2 pages. |
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This arrangement of Scarborough Fair, by
Deborah Friou, is for intermediate and advanced harp players. It is in C
tuning with fingerings, and no lever/pedal changes. |
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Dona Nobis Pacem is Latin for Grant Us Peace. This lovely traditional canon or round has been arranged by Deborah Friou for solo harp and also for harp ensemble of two or three harps. Deborah has added a second canon, a variation on the original, to the ensemble version. The "first harp" part is written in the bass, the "second" in the mid range, while the "third" is in the treble end. Advanced beginners can play just the right hand if necessary. For intermediate to advanced players. Key of G. 8 pages. |
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This book contains 23 of the tunes from Deborah Friou's recording Renaissance Muse. These include court dances of Pr'torius and Gervaise, traditional English ballads, as well as pieces from Scotland's two earliest lute manuscripts. Three of the tunes are arranged for wire-strung harp and five of the Pr'torius dances are arranged for one or two harps. For intermediate to advanced players, with fingerings indicated. Pieces are in C tuning or sharp keys. 48 pages, spiral-bound. Includes: Canarie I & II, Ladie Ann Gordon's Lilt, A Daunce, Currant, Corne Yairds, Cabot, Scots Tune I & II, I Long for Thy Virginitie, A Scots Tune, Spyenelit Reforme, Alamande IV, Gaillarde, Three Ravens, A Jig, Robin, Lady Laiton's Almain, Bransle de la Torche (solo or duet), Bransle de Montirande (solo or duet), Courante CLXXXIII (solo or duet), La Rosette (solo or duet), Courante XCVIII (solo or duet), White Flowers |
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This wonderful book contains a variety of songs and dances originally written in the the twelfth through to the sixteenth centuries which have been arranged for the harp. The majority of the pieces have been drawn from the medieval period, and often existed in their original form as melody line only. All of the pieces in this book are playable on the folk harp. A few do have accidentals which require lever changes. An excellent collection of pieces for the harpers of today who love early music and for those wishing to add variety to their repertoire. The arrangements vary from easy intermediate to advanced, with fingerings. In the key of C or 1 sharp. 80 pages spiral-bound. Includes: |
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This book by Deborah Friou is a collection of 56 pieces by the Baroque masters. This is a wonderful book to use for weddings and other elegant occasions. All of the music is fingered, can be played on both lever and pedal harps, and has lever and pedal changes indicated. Includes playing tips on accidentals, biographical sketches of the composers, a glossary of terms and tempo markings, and more. For advanced-beginner to advanced players. 96 pages spiral-bound. Includes: |
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This wonderful book contains more than 20 popular dances and airs of the Renaissance period, arranged for the harp by Deborah Friou. Most of the pieces were written in the 1500's and were originally intended for keyboard, lute, or voice. They were written by well-known composers of the time such as Morely, Byrd, and Dowland. The pieces vary in difficulty from easy intermediate to advanced and include fingerings. In the key of C or 1 sharp; a few have lever or pedal changes. 32 pages. Includes: |
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This is the companion CD for Deborah Friou's book "Renaissance Music for the Harp". She plays the pieces in the book, so you can hear how they sound |
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This book by Deborah Friou is a collection of over 40 waltzes, minuets, sonatas and other music from the classical period, many of them well-known works. All of them can be played on lever and pedal harp. Over half of the pieces have no lever or pedal changes. For those that do, lever and pedal changes have been indicated. Fingerings included. This is a great collection for church services, weddings and receptions. For the advanced-beginner to the advanced player. 96 pages, spiral-bound. Includes: |
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Deborah Friou has arranged this collection of well-loved songs by Rodgers and Hammerstein for harp. It includes many of your favorites from The Sound of Music, Oklahoma!, The King and I, South Pacific, Carousel, and Flower Drum Song. Arranged for intermediate to advanced players, in the key of C or sharp keys, with lever or pedal changes in many of the songs. Includes fingerings, lyrics, and chord notations. 48 pages, spiral-bound. Includes: The Sound of Music, Edelweiss, My Favorite Things,
Morning Hymn, Alleluia, If I Loved You |
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Bonnie Goodrich's books are for very young children (or even adults!) with little or no musical training. The 55 imaginative character pieces encourage a secure development of note and rhythm skills, as well as an understanding of structure and phrasing. The books feature a progressive use of single notes, 2-finger chords, scales, triads, intervals, and arpeggios, with exciting dynamics and phrasing to make the music fun! Kids will also love some of the titles, such as Dancing Dinosaurs, The Ice Cream Waltz, Hiccups, Sneezing Rabbits, Somersaults, and Broccoli. Pieces are in the key of C or 1 flat or 1 sharp, with fingerings and placing brackets indicated. No pedal or sharping lever changes within the pieces. 34 pages, paperbound. Includes: |
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Bonnie Goodrich's books are for very young children (or even adults!) with little or no musical training. A Bouquet for Young Harpists contains 17 pieces, and is a bit more advanced than her other book, Small Tunes for Young Harpists. The imaginative character pieces encourage a secure development of note and rhythm skills, as well as an understanding of structure and phrasing. The books feature a progressive use of single notes, 2-finger chords, scales, triads, intervals, and arpeggios, with exciting dynamics and phrasing to make the music fun! Pieces are in the key of C or 1 flat or 1 sharp, with fingerings and placing brackets indicated. No pedal or sharping lever changes within the pieces. 15 pages, paperbound. Includes: |
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Dasson ur galon "A Heart’s Echo" The tunes, traditional and new, to be found in this book are all from Tristan Le Govic's CD of the same name. The tunes are all compositions or arrangements of Breton and Irish Music by Tristan Le Govic for the advanced Celtic Harpist.
The other side Eléanor Plunkett March of the King of Laois
Titles: En tu-all. The other side (composition), Mab ar c'hloc'her a vorc'h Melrand. The Melrand bellringer's son (traditional), Gavotenn. Gavottes (traditional / composition / traditional), Laridenn nevez. New Laridé (composition), Un tammig em eus kalon diaes. My heart is ill at ease (traditional), Hanter-dro. Hanter-dro dances (traditional / traditional), Eléanor Plunkett (T. O'Carolan), March of the King of Laois (traditional), Ne chomin ket da soñjal. I won't stay dreaming (traditional), Kost ar c'hoed. Kost ar c’hoed dances (traditional / traditional), Dait-c'hwi ganin plac'hig yaouank. Young girl, come with me (traditional). |
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These three lovely, lyrical pieces by harpist/composer Marcel Grandjany (Reverie, Nocturne and Barcarolle) are for beginning to intermediate harp players. Barcarolle is written in 7 flats, but lever harp players can play it in the key of C with no sharping levers. The other pieces are in the key of C with no lever changes. 7 pages. Titles: Reverie, Nocturne, Barcarolle |
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Six compelling compositions by a young composer from Oregon. Beautiful and inspired pieces in varied modes of writing, from energetic to serene. Titles: Celtic Winter, Eventide, El Bolero, Nocturne, La Danse, Canzonetta.
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The Welsh title for this book is 'Sain Clychau Joanna'. Variations on the pieces 'Immortal' and 'Invisible' from the suite 'A Welsh Knot'.
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The Welsh title for this book is 'Ffarwel I Langyfelach Lon' Farewell to lovely Llangyfelach is the song of farewell to his native village, sung by a young eighteenth-century Welshman. He had to leave his hometown against his will to join the cavalry. The sound of the small drum, that enticed many young men to fight for King and country, is imitated in this piece by tapping the rhythm on the soundboard of the harp.
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Lament and Dance dates from the summer of 1977. Written for the Irish harp, and composed in Ireland, the piece was inspired by the magic of that wonderful country, its musicians, its folk traditions, the nostalgia of its melodies, and the vigour and joy of its jigs and reels. Fascinated, on the one hand, by fixed tunings, and on the other by the virtuoso blade-changing techniques of her Irish harpist friends, Ann Griffiths became captivated by the infinite possibilities of the Celtic harp. |
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Manx tunes are from the Isle of Man, a small ancient kingdom set in the middle of the Irish Sea at the center of the British Isles. This book by Manx harper Charles Guard includes 18 harp solos, 4 harp duets, and 3 songs arranged for voice and harp. All in the key of C or in sharp keys, arranged for intermediate harp players, with no fingerings. 56 pages. Includes: |
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Suzanne Guldimann’s Pastime with Good Company for lap harp features 27 Elizabethan songs and dances. Lyrics are included, along with historical notes on the pieces. Although Suzanne Guldimann has arranged these songs for lap harps, they are fun to play on any size harp. The range of the music is 2½ octaves, from a C up to a G, and can be played on most lap harps, whether their range is C to C, or G to G. Arranged for advanced beginners to intermediate harp players. Chord symbols are included so that more advanced players, and players with larger harps, can add more notes to the arrangements. Fingerings are included. Suzanne, also a fine artist, created the cover artwork and illustrations. 55 pages, paperbound. Includes: Abbots Bromley Horn Dance, Aim Not Too High, All in a Garden Green, Dargason, The Frog Galliard, The Green Man, Hey Ho, Nobody Home, How Shall I Your True Love Know?, Jog On, Light o’Love, Loath to Depart, Millfield, Pastime With Good Company, Quodling’s Delight, Quoth John to Joan, Remember, O Thou Man, Row Well, Ye Mariners, Sellenger’s Round, The Shepherd’s Lamentation, The Spanish Pavane, Tomorrow Is St. Valentine’s Day, Trenchmore, We Be Three Poor Mariners, Welladay, What If a Day, Who Liveth So Merry, The Woods So Wild |
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The King's Delight: A Collection of Early Music Arranged for Lap Harp, From the earliest known piece of western music to the songs of the medieval troubadours and the dances of the Renaissance, this collection of early music contains 21 songs, airs and dances from England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and ancient Greece. The music is arranged for small harp, but it can also be played on a larger harp, or on any melody instrument. The range of the music is 2-1/2 octaves, from a C up to a G, and can be played on most lap harps, whether their range is C to C, or G to G. Arranged for advanced beginners to intermediate harp players. Each piece includes fingering, lyrics, chord symbols, and historical notes. Illustrated by the author. 48 pages. Includes: Ah Robyn, Alas Departynge Is Ground of Woe, Babylon, Belle qui tiens ma vie, Ja nuns hons pris, Jouyessance vous donneray, The King's Delight, L'Homme arme, Man Mei Longe, Mayden Lane, Move Now with Measured Sound, Palastinalied, Passamezzo d'Italia, Quando Ritrova, Robin m'aime, Seikilos' Song, Shepherd, Saw Thou Not?, Soy contento y vos servido, Western Wynd, Winder wie ist, Zwischen Berg und tiefem Tal |
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Hearts of Oak includes 27 songs and dances of old England. The collection ranges from Shakespeare's time to the reign of Queen Victoria, and includes sea songs, love songs, drinking songs, ballads, shanties, and country dances. Many of the pieces are old favorites, others are rare and unusual. Lyrics are included, along with historical notes on the pieces.
Although Suzanne Guldimann has arranged these songs for lap harps, they are fun to play on any size harp. The range of the music is 2½ octaves, from a C up to a G, and can be played on most lap harps, whether their range is C to C, or G to G. Arranged for advanced beginners to intermediate harp players. Chord symbols are included so that more advanced players, and players with larger harps, can add more notes to the arrangements. Fingerings are included. Suzanne, also a fine artist, created the cover artwork and illustrations.
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Suzanne Guldimann has researched and arranged 23 pieces of Elizabethan and Jacobean music that are believed to have originally accompanied the songs in Shakespeare's plays. The collection includes popular songs of the time that are quoted in Shakespeare's works as well as pieces thought to have been composed specifically for the plays. All of the pieces in this collection can be performed on a harp with just two and a half octaves, or on any larger harp or melody instrument. The pieces are arranged in the keys of C and G and their relative modes/minors. However, a number of the pieces contain accidentals and require lever changes. Each piece includes historical information, chord symbols, fingering, and lyrics. 48 pages, paperbound. Here's what Suzanne told us about her inspiration for
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The Three Ravens by Suzanne Guldimann includes 34 ballads from the 16th to the 19th centuries. Lyrics are included, along with historical notes on the pieces.
Although Suzanne Guldimann has arranged these songs for lap harps, they are fun to play on any size harp. The range of the music is 2½ octaves, from a C up to a G, and can be played on most lap harps, whether their range is C to C, or G to G. Arranged for advanced beginners to intermediate harp players. Chord symbols are included so that more advanced players, and players with larger harps, can add more notes to the arrangements. Fingerings are included. Suzanne, also a fine artist, created the cover artwork and illustrations. 72 pages, paperbound.
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Rachel Hair - Mostly Scottish Harp Volume 1: Rachel Hair is one of one of Scotland's finest young players of the Clarsach, the traditional Harp. This is her first book and it features Scottish, Irish, Manx & original tunes arranged for Celtic Harp. There are 17 tunes ranging from lower-intermediate to advanced level. Including fingering suggestions. 28 pages.
Titles: The Heights Of Cassino, Hubcaps And Potholes, Cuir I Gun Air A 'Bhodach, Flora MacDonald's, The Belfast Hornpipe, Sitting In The Stern Of A Boat, Donald Blue, Bonnie Isle Of Whalsay, Bath Medley, Kiar Catriney Marroo, Charmed , Ho! 'Se Mo Run An t-Oigear, The Gesto Reel, Bothan Airigh Am Braigh Raineach, Starry-eyed Lads, The Rolling Waves, Marie's Tune
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Variety of tunes for intermediate players. Includes excellent introduction and general notes about the tunes, ornamentations, arranging, interpreting the notation and playing Irish Dance Music on the harp. Even though printed collections of Irish music are now widely available, the notation given generally only represent the bare "bones" of the tune. Adding your own ornamentations and variations is needed, but not easy to harpers that are unfamiliar with this type of music. In this book Gráinne provides you with helpful ideas on how to go about doing this.
Contents: A Fig for a Kiss (I / II), The Blackthorn Stick (I / II), The Boys of the Town, The Glass of Beer, The Star of Munster, The Tailor’s Twist (I / II), Cooley’s Hornpipe (composer Paddy O’Brien), The Blackbird, Eleanor Plunkett (Turlough O’Carolan), Madge Malone (Turlough O’Carolan), McIntyre’s Fancy (composer John Brady), O’Farrell’s Welcome to Limerick, Flying to the Fleadh (composer Patrick Davey), The Crib of Perches, Garrett Barry’s Reel, The Bucks of Oranmore, Soft Mild Morning (Melody), Soft Mild Morning (Arrangement) |
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More tunes for intermediate players. Includes excellent introduction and general notes about the tunes, ornamentations, arranging, interpreting the notation and playing Irish Dance Music on the harp.
Kitty Magennis
Contents: The Walls of Liscarroll (I / II), Aoibhneas Éilis Ui Cheallaigh, The Leitrim Quickstep, Nellie Your Favour I’m Afraid I’ll Not Gain, The Humours of Scariff, The Ravelled Hank of Yarn (I / II), Gallagher’s Frolics, Celia Connellan (I / II) (composed by Thomas Connellan), The Rectory Reel (composed by Patrick Davey), Jackson’s Night Cap or ‘Strike the Gay Harp’, Martin Hardiman’s, Clare Island Boat Song, The Hills of Coore (composed by Junior Crehan), Paddy Mills’ Hornpipe (composed by Paddy Mills), Kitty Magennis (composed by Turlough O’Carolan), Henry MacDermott Roe (composed by Turlough O’Carolan), Sailing Into Walpole’s Marsh. |
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A new book of Scottish music that is sure to fill a need for marches! Lots of them! Good harmonies, clear fingerings, easy to read. And what a selection! This book was compiled and arranged by Rita Hamilton, long time Scottish harper, member of Clan Hamilton, and organizer of the Grandfather Mountain Scottish Harp Competition. Very knowledgeable in Scottish music! Titles are: 1st Turks March, 2nd Turks March, The 10th Brigade Highland Light Infantry, (Crossing the Rhine) Atholl Highlanders, The Barren Rocks of Aden, The Black Bear, The Bonawe Highlanders, The Braes of Breadalbane, Caledonian March, Caledonian March Meditation, Campbell’s Farewell to Red Castle, The Cock O’ the North, The Cock O’ the North (in A, Crieff Hydro March, The Crusader’s March, Delting Bridal March, Duchess Hamilton, Lord Breadalbane’s March , Lilliebulero (Protestant Boys), Lilliebulero (Wire Harp Version), Leslie’s March, The March of the Cameron Men (Lap Version) |
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Another new book of Scottish music from Rita that is sure to fill a need for strathspeys! Lots of them! Good harmonies, clear fingerings, easy to read. And what a selection! This book was compiled and arranged by Rita Hamilton, long time Scottish harper, member of Clan Hamilton, and organizer of the Grandfather Mountain Scottish Harp Competition. Needless to say, she is very knowledgeable in Scottish music! Table of Contents: Auld Luckie, Auld Luckie for Lap Harp, Banks of Spey, Beladrum House, Brochan Lom (Thin Porridge, Bobby Harvey – Versions 1 and 2, Bonnybridge, But and Benn,Carrick’s Rant, Captain Gillan, Craigendoran, The Duchess of Hamilton, Glen Tromie, Hunt the Squirrel, Jessie Smith, Lochnagar, Lord of the Isles, March of the Diehards, Miss Dale, Miss Lyall, Miss Stewart of Grantully, Muir MacKenzie’s Favourite, Music o’ Spey, New Scotland in A and G, Parody of Drumnagarry, The Rose Among the Heather, Ruthven House, Tullochgorum, The Ury Water, Waukin’ o’ the Fauld, Young Sandy Tulloch. Contains suggested fingerings by Marilu Donovan and Mary Radspinner. |
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Handel's Harp Concerto was performed for the first time in 1736 with the soloist William Powel, who played it on a triple harp. This new edition has been arranged by Ann Griffiths so that it can be played as a solo on a Celtic harp. It can also be used as the harp solo part when the work is performed with orchestra.
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2-page version of this ancient melody. Lilting and mesmerizing. In 6/8 time, there are three 3/8 measures that transition from one verse to another. No tricky rhythms, one section has moving sixteenth notes in right hand. Bass line is dotted quarter notes for most of the song, with one area of arpeggiated chords
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Superb Repertoire!! These are unique and well arranged pieces that are good for teaching as well as recitals and background music. Fingerings, pedal changes, articulations and placings are well marked. These are pieces that students will be able to use on into their professional career. Not that difficult to learn, intermediate level music. Perfect for many occasions. INTERMEDIATE LEVER HARP |
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Nataliana is a Malagueña-like romantic concert piece for advanced players. There are no lever or pedal changes throughout the piece.
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(for pedal & lever harps) is a bluesy theme and variation for intermediate to advanced players. The variations are based on a 12 bar blues form. The theme is played at the beginning of the piece, followed by a set of variations. At the end the theme returns with a turnaround. |
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Deborah's most requested song in 7 versions. From very simple to intermediate. Including 3 versions for solo harp and 4 versions for harp and voice.
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There was a troupe of Flamenco Dancers who discovered their guitar was really just a time machine. But by the time they discovered this, they were already in the court of Marie Antoinette.
Deborah has combined a baroque piece "Minuet in A Mineur" by Jean Jacques Rousseau and a Flamenco into one breathtaking composition. It is important to emphasize the two contrasting music styles to perform it in the right way.
The book contains 3 versions, one for advanced beginners, one for intermediate players and a concert version. The concert version is only for pedal harp, the other versions are suitable for lever harp as well. |
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Perfect pieces for ceremonies - includes expandable section for those ceremonies that have trouble starting. For concert/pedal harp. Titles: Wedding Processional by Richard Wagner, Wedding Recessional by Felix Mendelssohn and Trumpet Volantary by Henry Purcell. |
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Deborah's arrangement of the traditional classic. Suitable for concert or pedal harp |
Includes a very nice, well-recorded CD!