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7 original compositions by Berhard Andrès. Fun pieces, written for 2 lever harps, but of course it can be played on pedal harps as well. The pieces are very accessible and some nice effects are used like knocking on the soundboard or playing the strings very near to the soundboard.
Difficulty: intermediate. Total length of the pieces 9 minutes. |
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The famous Prelude in C.
Specially arranged for Harp 1 to be played by teacher (leader) on pedal harp
with Harp 2 played by harpist beginner on lever or pedal harp |
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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 contains 8 different pieces for two harps (lever harp or pedal harp). The first three pieces are suitable for the beginning harp player: "Dialogue", "Fleurs de Noël" and "A Paris, Y'a t'une Dame ..." The last five pieces in the book are more challenging: "Ballade Irlandaise" "Pastorale," "Danse Monferine-I", "Danse Monferine II" and the famous "Andante" by Antonio Vivaldi arranged by Dominique Bouchaud. In this last section are a pair of lever changes. To get an impression of the piece of Vivaldi can this movie on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18akfyg0knU
Difficulty: beginner to elementary |
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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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'La harpe de mélodie' is a vocal composition by Jacob Senleches from the 2nd half of the 14th century. It is a virelai which words praise the harps 'as an instrument of delight, beautiful to hear and see' That is why I chose this title. The duets are meant for beginning harpers to give them an idea of the character of the music during the ages between the 12th and the 20th century. Most pieces are traditional. The last piece is a fantasy based on the harp-parts (1 pedal parp + 2 non-pedal harps) of the 'Amsterdam Cantata' by the Dutch composer Hans Kox, written in 1985 at the occasion of the European Year of Music.
Contents: Rondeau, Danse Royale, Stantipes, Cornetto, La Barcha del mio Amore, Ungaresca Saltarello, Saltarello, The lusty Gallant, Prince Rupert's March, Menuet, Air, Musette, Menuet, Drieklankwals/Waltz of the Triads
Northumbrian Pipe Tunes: - Blanciand Races - Water of Tyne - Random
Songs from Czecho-Slovakia: - The dove - I have a little garden - We are all musicians
The Clock-Shop |
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Sabien herself writes the following about this book:
The illustrations are again written by Hanneke van Broekhoven. For the real Harpo sound technology "has Remko Kühne this time ten packages put on CD. Each track with a harp (a harp which left and right Harp 2 is mixed, so you can choose what you need) and a karaoke track. Titles: Honkytonk blues, El Pantaléon, In de zevende hemel, Tulpentango, Fata Morgana, Nocturne, Fantaisie, Ik wil, ik wil wat jij niet wilt, Melancholica di luna, Hommage.
37 pages. |
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Eight enchanting duets for lever harp, with a fantasy theme that includes mythical characters from different cultures around the globe. Includes two separately spiral-bound books. Harp two contains the score, which is a lovely and easy accompaniment for Harp 1. Harp 1 is very easy, and consists of melody only. These pieces are fun and simple, involving no lever changes or tricky rhythms, and would be great for beginning and lower intermediate harpists, or for a teacher and student to play together. Easily adaptable for small harp. Some pieces feature glisses, or interesting pre-set accidentals for a fun twist! 17 pages, Beginning to Lower Intermediate lever 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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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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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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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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Arrangements of old and new Dutch Chrismas songs by Inge Frimout-Hei. For harp solo or harp duet, with all lyrics. With well known Dutch songs like 'Er is een kindeke', 'De witte vlokken zweven', 'De herdertjes lagen bij nachte', 'Kling klokjes kling', 'Midden in de winternacht', 'O, dennenboom' and variations on 'Stille nacht' (Silent Night).
Level Harp 1: easy to average, Harp 2: average.
All arrangements both for Harp 1 as for Harp 2 can be played as a solo or a duet. Harp 2 can also be used as an accompaniment of a (children's) choir. All songs have a short intro which makes it easier to start the singing.
With wonderful illustrations by Henning Janssen, mostly in full colour. Plus a number of page filling illustrations you can color yourself.
O, kindeke klein De witte vlokken Winterliedje O, denneboom |
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An excellent original composition for two harps, pedal or Celtic, by the
accomplished and well-established Welsh composer, Gareth Glyn. |
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Beautiful arrangements of classic hymns for harp and melody instrument. We have played through each of these arrangements using pedal and lever harp, and melodica, recorder and even humming. The arrangements are really beautiful and well done, with independence and interest in both parts. Well edited with lever changes indicated. Fingerings are not included, however there are no tricky passages. All pieces are arranged for harp and melody instrument. Additionally, Amazing Grace is arranged as a lovely harp solo. Titles: Amazing Grace, Beautiful Savior, Blest be the Tie that Blinds, Children of the Heavenly Father, Come Thou Fount, He Leadeth Me, Jesus Loves Me, Nearer Still Nearer, Now Thank We All Our God, Shall We Gather at the River, What a Friend We Have in Jesus. 48 pgs. |
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Deborah Govenor has created a marvelous compilation of various tunes all exemplifying the theme of Christ as the Good Shepherd. Most are in the keys of G and D major with two or three pedal/lever changes. All for harp with melody instrument, some have solo harp versions as well. Well, look no further! Solos are simply elegant with intermediate type counting and pedal changes and are perfect for soft wedding music or other such performances. The harmonies are elegant and in some cases absolutely beautiful. 57 pages, lever or pedal, intermediate. Includes: He Shall Feed His Flock (G.F. Handel) – Harp and C instrument, Jesus, Tender Shepherd (Evening Prayer) – Harp, two C instruments, and Harp Solo, My Shepherd Will Supply My Need (Resignation) - Harp and C instrument and Harp Solo, Savior, Like A Shepherd Lead Us (Bradbury) – Harp and C instrument and Harp Solo, Savior, Like A Shepherd Lead Us (Her Vil Ties) – Harp and C instrument, Sheep May Safely Graze (J.S. Bach) - Harp and C instrument, The Faithful Shepherd (G.F. Handel) – Harp and C instrument, The King of Love My Shepherd Is (St. Columbia) – Harp and 2 C instruments, The Lord’s My Shepherd (Brother James’ Air) – Harp and C instrument and Harp solo, and The Lord’s My Shepherd (Crimond) – Harp and C instrument. |
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Manx Music is muziek van 'the Isle of Man', een klein koninkrijk midden in de Ierse Zee, midden in de Britse Eilanden. Dit boek van de harpist Charles Guard van het eiland Man bevat 18 harp solo's, 4 harp duetten, en 3 liedjes, gearrangeerd voor harp met zang. In de toonsoort C of met enkele kruizen, voor harpisten van gemiddeld niveau, geen vingerzettingen. 56 blz. Titels: |
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A fun-to-play jig and a reel. Originally arranged for Deborah's "The Celtic Album" recorded in 1998. Deborah had a great time playing the traditional "Off She Goes" jig, but wanted to offset it, so she wrote "She's Gone" and arranged it for two harps. When performing the piece, Deborah usually plays part 2 on her electric celtic harp, while the harpist from the orchestra plays part 1 on her electric concert harp. A snare drum is often added entering at measure 133.
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Carolau Nadolig Arranged and edited by Meinir Heulyn for two harps (optional second part). Playable on the non-pedal harp. Beginner's level.
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Compiled and arranged by Meinir Heulyn - a fantasy based on three traditional
Welsh folk tunes.
Sound sample: Dwy Gân Rwyfo
Titles: Blodau'r Ffair (Flowers for Sale) |
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Titles: Minuet (Vitali), Passepied (Handel), Merry Dance (Rameau), Minuet (Rameau), Soldier's March (Schumann), Scherzo (Clementi), Minuet (Handel), Les Moissonneurs (Couperin), Minuet (D'Anglebert), Courante (Schop), Dance (Vierdanck), Minuet (Couperin), Air (Paisiello), Romance (Beethoven), Little Dance (Haydn), First Loss (Schumann) |
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A collection of gems; some are familiar and some unusual, all traditional music from Britain. The solos are superb, and the ensemble arrangements are awesome. Beginning to intermediate level - there is something for everyone in this book, great for teachers and students alike. All tunes are in the keys of C, G or D. Solos: "Short-Coated Mary", "Fear a'Bhata" (The Boatman), "Loch Earn", "The Skylark", "The Electric Jig" (by Robin Ellis), "Munro's Rant". Duets: "Rosin the Beau" (an exquisite arrangement), Trios: "Oran Sniomhaidh" (Spinning Song), "Braigh Loch Iall" (Braes of Locheil), "Picking of Sticks/Cuckolds" "All in a Row", "Be Thou My Vision", "Dargason", and "June Apple". 99 pgs. |
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The Ring of Harps continues in the tradition of Nancy’s other ensemble books, with arrangements for mixed level groups, which are fun to play for everyone. The tunes are from Scotland and Ireland, and include a duet, three-part and four-part ensembles. There are also seven great solos. In addition to the usual toe-tapping Scottish reels, the arrangements use melodic patterns to suggest ripples in the sea (Aran Boat Song), fluttering wings (The Butterfly), and jingling coins (Little Donald of the Sweets). There’s a wonderful range of styles from ancient harmonies to traditional Carolan to jazzy reels. |
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Traditional music of Britain in multi-level ensemble arrangements. This book contains both solos and ensembles, and all parts are interesting & enjoyable to play. Solos: "Torryburn Lasses", "The Maid of the Mill" and "Rowing from Islay to Uist". Duets: "Ca' the Yowes tae the Nowes", "William and Nancy", and Trios are "Tail Toddle", "Suo-gan", "Hug o' laithill o horo", and "Katie Bairdie". These are wonderful arrangements that will delight any harp player, young or old. 60 pgs. |
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Toward the Sun, a duo for two harps, described by Andres Izmaylov as 'a little Jazzy Joke', was written for the composer and his young son, then ten years old, to play together. Delightful, witty and amusing for audience and performers alike, the two parts are well adapted for teacher or advanced student (Grades 6-7) playing with a younger student or less advanced pupil. The second harp part is well within the reach of anyone who has reached Grades 3-4 standard, and as there are no key or lever changes, it has the advantage of being playable on lever as well as concert harp. |
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Six original compositions by Vivian Jacob, inspired on Celtic music and traditional French dance music. “The Annoying Mosquito” can be danced as an An Dro (Breton circle dance) “Le Petit Jardin” is a beautiful waltz, written as a harp duet. The pieces are easy to play and nice to listen to. 26 pages.
Titles: Fairy-Tale, Treintje (little train), Le Petit Jardin (the little garden), The Annoying Mosquito, Snowdrops, The Dancing Dodo. |
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Some traditional folk harp tunes from the 17th century, arranged as a duet or solo. With a separate second harp part folded in. Titles: |
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The Butterfly (duet), Dance from Asker (duet), Carolan's Draught (duet or trio), Loftus Jones II (duet or trio), On the Way to Stavanger (duet) by Fred Aalto, Polonaise (duet), arranged by Sue Richards, Polska from Säfnäs (trio), Schottis (trio), Oh Shenandoah (duet), Snowfall Waltz (duet), by James Lough, Waltz for Kuisma (duet or trio) by Lauri Keskinen Includes suggestions for ensemble rehearsal, tips for playing together, and various ways of splitting up the parts to suit individuals in the group. |
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Contains music from Ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway, Cape Breton, France, Manx, and Finland. There are twenty-five tunes in all. Each piece has an introductory page. There are four pieces with an additional flute part, and three are written for harp duo. The music is of intermediate difficulty, easy to read, printed on off-white paper with readable-sized notes. Chords are included and measure numbers are marked at the beginning of each system. This is an excellent book if you want to add some interesting "northern land" tunes to your repertoire. The titles are: "The Bold Princess Royal", "Carrickfergus", "Fair-Haired Child", "Inis Siar", "Kitty Magennis", "Morgan Meaghan", The Raven", "Brae Lochiel", "Harris Air", "JB Reel", "Long-Dance", "Polska", "Schottis I", "Slängpolska", "Huldrevals", "Reinlendar I", "Sirivisa", "Brenda Stubbert’s Reel", "John McColl’s Favorite", "Lily’s Waltz", "Reinlendar II", "Mazurka Michel", "The Shepherd’s Daughter", "Ti-ti-ti". Totally 121 Pages. Spiral bound. |
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In The Wandering Folk Harp Beth has brought songs together coming from different countries, from Scandinavië to the Mediteranian Sea. Some are traditionals and some are her own compositions, some at an easy to intermediate level and some are a real challenge to play. Seven flute/fiddle parts are added in chord symbols or contra melodies. The book also includes two harp duets. It has the following titles:"A Bruza" with flute/fiddle parts, "Bianco Fiore" with flute/fiddle parts, "The Earl of Essex Galliard", "Summer Morn", "Summer Night", "The Streams of Bunclody" with flute/fiddle parts, "When Morning is Breaking" with flute/fiddle parts, "Have you been to Carrick?", "Hardiman the Fiddler", "Los Bilbilicos" with flute/fiddle parts, "Sheba’s Bellybutton" with flute/fiddle parts, "Bonnie at Morn" with flute/fiddle parts, "Voyage South", "The Lass of Aughrim" for harp solo, "The Lass of Aughrim" for two harps, "The Humours of Ballyloughlin", "Saguaro" for two harps. Totally 109 pages. |
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Harp 4 is very easy and can be played with one hand on a lap harp. Harp 3 requires a full range lever harp (or pedal harp), and contains rhythm only with some chords. Adv. beginner to lower intermediate Harp 2 requires a full range lever harp (or pedal harp), and contains both rhythm and melody. In general, one note in each hand. Intermediate. Harp 1 is very similar to harp 2 but has more melody and chording. Can be played as a solo. Intermediate |
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Many young students enjoy cuddy kitty cat and beautiful butterfly images in their music. However, some students would rather eat bugs than play cutesy things. This book is for them. Eleven beginning level pieces, eight with easy accompaniments that can also be used as duet material for beginners or as filler by teacher. Most songs are in the key of C, with one in G (one sharp). A few pieces have accidentals that are pre-set, so there is not lever flipping. Along with the music, many songs have basic theory and technique points to help build their musical knowledge, such as intervals, accents, and thumb slides. Brackets, raises, and fingerings are marked. Illustrations are in black and white, so students can be "rewarded" for doing well on their pieces by coloring the pictures in. Worked for me when I was a kid. (Reba) 22 pages. BEGINNER, ALL HARPS. Contains: Glowing Orbs in Darkness, Baby Brontosaur Blues, T-Rex, Whispering Wings, Triceratops Waltz, Happy Chinese New Year!!, Hiding, Hannah's Dragon, The Lost World, Come Out and Play, Dragon Treasure. |
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A tuneful, upbeat piece for non-pedal harp duet or ensemble. 12/8 time, allegretto tempo, no hard rhythms or accidentals, no fancy techniques, lower intermediate level. Comes with a score and two separate pullout parts. This is an energetic piece and a favorite ensemble selection of the Gulf Coast harpers. You'll like it, too! LOWER INTERMEDIATE LEVER HARP. |
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Coconut Fancies - A miniature holiday! Original music for two harps by Els Millenaar. Coconut Fancies for two harps or harp ensemble is a happy piece inspired by the reggae beat of the Caribbean. Please feel free to include simple percussion instruments and give the melody line to a solo instrument for example the flute. Playing this music together should be a fun experience - and maybe invite some dancers, too! Score + pull out parts.
"the sun etches the silhouettes of coconut trees against the sky, music drifting across the water awakens dance moves within my body. I dance wacky bounces to the happy Caribbean beat" |
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Cradling Iris - A lullaby, a patch of flowering beauty. Original music for two harps and optional cello by Els Millenaar. This music, for two harps and optional cello, is a tender welcome for a baby girl called Iris- but not just for her. It is for all babies slumbering in loving arms, especially those of great grandmothers. Eighty or more years between them, each in their own universe, bound by love. Level: Intermediate. Score + pull out parts. |
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Three lovely folk tunes: Fairy Lullaby, She's Like the Swallow and All the Pretty Little Horses -
arranged for harp duet. These are beautiful and well done arrangements, with editing and brackets included. Includes score and pull-out parts. For all harps, easy to lower intermediate. These would be appropriate on any type program, and could be performed by students and professionals alike. Interesting and well done, will be enjoyed by player and audience both. |
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Masumi Nagasawa teaches harp at the Maastricht Conservatory. In addition, she teaches at the music school in The Hague. She studied at the Maastricht Conservatory with the renowned harpist Phia Berghout, she followed her studies historical harp with Mara Galassi. She plays the modern concert harp, the single pedal harp, Irish harp and traditional Japanese harp (the KUGO). She won several prestigious awards and performed in many major theaters and was a guest at many international festivals at home and abroad.
This book is a combination of two very different harp books bound together into
one book. Harpy goes to Japan is an interesting book with several Japanese melodies Some are simple, but there are also
some of a more spicy level. Harpy goes to Holland is a collection of famous Dutch children's songs.
Titles - Japanese part: Sakura (Cherry blossoms), Haru no ogawa (River in spring), Hotaru (Fireflies) [ensemble], Hamabe no Uta (A song of the seashore), Muramatsuri (A local village feast), Akatonbo (Red dragonfly), Yuki (Snow), Takibi (Bonfire), Aogeba toutoshi (Farewell with gratitude), Ureshii Hinamatsuri (Dolls festival), Kol nobori (Rising carp), Tanabatasama (Star festival), Ue o muite arukou (Sukiyaki)
Titles - Dutch part: Boer, wat zeg je van mijn kippen?, Daar zaten zeven kikkertjes, De mosselman, Hoedje van papier, Hop Marjanneke, Ik zag twee beren, In een groen, groen knollenland, In Holland staat een huis, Klap eens in jouw handjes, Klein klein kleutertje, Lang zal ze leven, Op een grote paddestoel, Op een klein stationnetje, Poesje Mauw, Slaap kindje, slaap, Toen onze mop een mopje was, Twee emmertjes water halen, Wel Annemarieke
Muramatsuri (A local village feast) Akatonbo (Red dragonfly) Yuki (Snow) Hamabe no Uta (A song of the seashore) |
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Masumi Nagasawa teaches harp at the Maastricht Conservatory. In addition, she teaches at the music school in The Hague. She studied at the Maastricht Conservatory with the renowned harpist Phia Berghout, she followed her studies historical harp with Mara Galassi. She plays the modern concert harp, the single pedal harp, Irish harp and traditional Japanese harp (the KUGO). She won several prestigious awards and performed in many major theaters and was a guest at many international festivals at home and abroad.
This book contains a collection of Christmas songs, arranged by Masumi Nagasawa. Of all the pieces a simple and an advanced version is available. The different versions of a piece can be combined as a duet or ensemble. Chord symbols are included for additional instruments. Of Silent Night there are two sophisticated parts and an extra accompanying part. 42 pages.
Titles: The First Nowell, Hoe leit dit kindeke, O Tannenbaum (O Christmas Tree), O Sanctissima, Les anges dans nos campagnes (Gloria in excelcis Deo), Es ist ein ros' entsprungen, Kling, Glöckchen Kling, Hark! the herald angels sing, Adeste Fideles (O Come All Ye Faithful), Deck the halls, Er is een kindeke, Joy to the world, Stille Nacht (Silent Night), In Dulci Jubilo, It came upon a midnight clear, Jingle Bells, Jingle Swingle Bells. |
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Anniversary Edition 1995-2005. A collection of music from 10 years Folk Harp Folks! In this anniversary edition
you will find about 150 pages of harp music, written by both amateurs and professionals. Some names are: Wendy Stewart, Ank van Campen, Julia Stegeman, Ghislaine Maclaine Pont, William Jackson, Sue Richards, etc. |
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Anniversary Edition 2005-2010. A collection of music from 5 years Folk Harp Folks! About 125 pages of harp music, written by both amateurs and professionals. Some names are: Annerieke Kaldeway, Anne Macdearmid, Titia Tieman, Ruth Mervyn etc. This book will bring you a lot of harping pleasure. |
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For 1, 2 or more harps |
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A delightful collection of seven original duets, entitled after each day of the week. Harp I gives the inexperienced lever or pedal harpist music that is easy to play but satisfying to listen to and perform. Harp II can be considered the accompaniment, and is written for intermediate pedal harp, although most of the pieces are adaptable for lever harp. There are accidentals, and "Thursday" has an abrupt key change from C to A. Teachers will find this collection well suited for ensemble playing, developing counting and listening skills in a manner that solo playing cannot do. Two copies of the book are included, both in easily readable score form. 18 pgs. |
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Circle songs for one and two harps. Circle songs are songs that could be a theme repeated endlessly. Circle these songs are always made with matching A and B share. A harp starts with the A-part and one in the B section. Then it repeats itself as a Canon, Harp 2 Harp to the beginning as a harp at B arrives. The first two compositions, there is an end (C). For all other pieces repeats itself all the time. An end, you worry. The last part is a solo piece. But in the meantime, the Circle's songs maybe you are so inspired, that you make yourself at second voice. . . For the third harp class year. 15 pages. Titles: The Kitchen-Ragtime, Morgenkaffee in der Wüste, Harte Zeiten, Flamenco del Norte, Der letzte Tanz der Sonne, Roter Himmel - Blaue Wolken, Rotenburg, Sonnenaufgang, Vogel am Bach, Blaue Diamanten, Fluss und Meer
Kitchen Rag Roter Himmel - Blaue Wolken |
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CD accompanying the book from the Harpa Mundi series titled: "Blaue Diamanten".
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A collection of carols from the Renaissance to Romanticism. Arrangements for one or two harps. The first part is for beginner to intermediate level, the second part for medium level. The first part can be played as a musically complete solo. Song texts are added in the music so you can sing along if you like. For the second year. 15 pages.
From the Harpa Mundi series. In this series harp technique is slowly built up step by step. Clear instructions on used techniques are included . Other books in the Harpa Mundi series can be found in the solo section "Pampuch".
Titles: Maria durch em' Dornwald ging, Was solI es bedeuten, Engel singen auf dem Felderrt (Gloria), Am Weihnachtsbaume die Lichter brennen, Ich steh' an Deiner Krippen hier, Es kommt ein Schiff geladen, o Tannenbaum Du trägst em' grünen Zweig, Schneeflöckchen Weißröckchen |
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Greek dances for one or two harps arranged by Salome Zinniker-Jenny. Powerful, moving Bouzouki sounds, cheerful and lively, but rhythmically challenging. Because of the harmonic diversity in the pieces some lever changes are needed. Includes Greek dance instructions. For the third year. 15 p.
Titles: Frangosyrianí, Péra stus péra kámbus, Mísirlu, Jerakína, Tanz der Suliotinnen, Erináki mu, Jówano, Jówanke |
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This timeless piano classic has been put into a wonderful arrangement for two pedal harps, two lever harps, pedal harp solo and lever harp solo, as well as a full "generic" duet score for reference purposes only. On the lever harp parts, a few of the chromatic passages have been modified in order to minimize excessive lever movements. However, by sharing of lever changes, most of the customary harmonies have been retained. Lots of play back and forth between players, lots of fun! A sure hit for any harpist's repertoire! 29 pages. |
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Three familiar tunes arranged as a duet score style for either pedal or lever harp. There are interesting historical notes written in the beginning of the book on each piece, and also included is a page of performance notes. Yankee Doodle, attributed to Dr. Richard Shackburg; Dixie by Daniel. D. Emmett; Johnny Comes Marching Home by Patrick S. Gilmore. Unusual and creative arrangements, loads of fun to play! 15 pages. |
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For two harps (pedal or lever), fifteen elegant, stately melodies from the Renaissance and early Baroque periods. Adapted from popular dance tunes, keyboard works and lute songs of the 16th and early 17th centuries. Freely harmonized, they capture the flavor of the period. The "primo" harp part can stand alone as a solo arrangement, while the "secondo" harp part is designed to enhance and fill out the first part. Composers are Gervaise, Dowland, Praetorius, Morley, Arbeau, Caroubel, and the ever popular "Anonymous". INTERMEDIATE LEVER OR PEDAL |
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This harp duet (for lever or pedal harp), composed by one of the most important harpists of the 20th century, Henriette Renié, was published in 1940. It is for 2 harps, or harp and piano, and works very well for harp ensemble. It is in the key of C with no lever or pedal changes. It is for advanced beginners or intermediate harp players, with some fingerings noted. It features two-handed arpeggios. 4 pages of sheet music. Listen to a performance of harp and flute on YouTube |
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Six tunes arranged for a duo of pedal harp and lever harp. Wi' A Hundred Pipers, Annie Laurie, Hail to the Chief, John Anderson My Jo, The Campbells are Comin', Loch Lomond. The pedal (teacher) part is written in the spirit of parlor music of a century ago. It is lush and arpeggiated, easily sight read by the advanced harpist, and of intermediate difficulty, with the student part in small cue notes. The student (easy) part compliments the teacher part, and consists mainly of the melody. Single notes in both hands, no chords, very easy, some drones in the left hand. The right hand plays quite high, so a knowledge of notes above the treble staff is necessary. There are also some scale passages. Dynamics and fingerings are marked. Each tune is written to segue into the next, making it a very nice recital piece. Comes with a teacher part and a student part, each spiral bound for easy page turns. Easy to intermediate Lever and Pedal Harp. Table of Contents: |
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For lever or pedal harps. Deep River, Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. PDLT, glisses, simple arpeggios in the student part. The teacher part is for pedal harp, and can also be played by an advanced student. The student part usually contains single notes or notes in octaves. There is also some simple harmony in 6ths or 3rds. There is a section of Prés de la table or fingernail sound. There are some wonderful notes in the back of the book about the selections which can be used as an introduction before performing them. Intermediate lever or pedal |
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Ensembles in 2-5 parts, including beginner part and complete score. For lever or pedal harp, lower intermediate to intermediate level. Parts 1 and 2 make a complete duo, the rest add harmonic and rhythmic interest. Dany Boy and The Harp that Once thro' Tara's Halls |
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Ensembles in 2-5 parts, including beginner part and complete score. Parts 1, 2 make a complete duo, the rest add harmonic and rhythmic interest. Easy to read, fingerings are written in large print. Rehearsal numbers are well marked. These are fine harp arrangements by a seasoned teacher, and they are widely used by harp ensembles throughout the US, in Germany, the UK and Australia. EASY LEVER HARP. |
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Here is a really wonderful book of Laurie Riley’s fabulous compositions, expertly transcribed by Lorna Govier. The notation is clear, large, and oh so easy-to-read! These compositions are edited with every nuance and detail of Laurie’s performances, exactly as they are heard on her CDs. The book is ninety plus pages, as some of the pieces are five and six pages in length. The last few pages consist of notes on the tunes. Now, for the first time, you can enjoy playing Laurie’s delightful musical creations! Night Sky, La Tierra Roja, Tune it or Die, both a solo version and duet version, Ande’s Heart, Judy, Sedona Light, The Lark and the Nightingale, Farewell Mendocino, Las Luminarias de Sedona, Planxty Duncan (2 versions: int. and adv.), Metamorphosis, The Jewel, Sedona Sunrise, Saguaro (solo and duet versions). |
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This book contains 7 attractive duets where the first harp can be replaced by a flute, violin, oboe or clarinet. The alternative parts are included. On the CD there are 3 versions of every piece: The complete duet (played by 2 harps), harp 2 solo and harp 1 solo. Practice does not have to be dull. Enjoy your own play. |
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As one of the primary ensemble leaders for Harpers Hall, Verlene has had many years of experience leading a multi-level harp ensemble and has arranged several pieces for the Harpers Hall Ensemble in two or three parts. This book includes eight of her arrangements – four Christmas pieces, two traditional Celtic and two classical. Harp one is usually the easiest part, with harp two at intermediate level and harp three more advanced. The two classical pieces don’t follow this division of levels, but both are at intermediate to advanced intermediate level. She has included suggestions on how to use the book with either two or three harps, or full harp ensembles. Many of the three part pieces can also be played as a duet or solo. Complete songlist: Carol of the Bells, Flower Duet, Glass of Beer/Burning of the Piper’s Hut, Gymnopedie #1, The Holly and the Ivy, Silent Night, We Wish You a Merry Christmas, and Willafjord. 30 pages. |
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From Jane Pickering's Lute Book (c. 1616) Arranged by Ellen Tepper Lutenist Jane Pickering was associated with the court of Henry, Prince of Wales. This piece is from her notebook. Arranged in several ways for harps in various combinations: HARP DUET with 2 equally challenging parts; HARP TRIO with harps 1 and 2 in treble clef only, with some lever changes, and harp 3 as a two- handed "accompaniment" part. A score is also included for study or conducting. DUET FOR HARP AND OTHER TREBLE INSTRUMENT (i.e. flute, violin or recorder), for pedal or lever harp. The Harp 1 part from the Trio version may also be used as the solo instrument with this version. The music assumes the range of the harp to be from C below middle C to the C above treble clef, and is suitable for most 26-string models with levers on C, F and G. There is a high B-flat that can be tuned ahead or preset with levers if you have them. The parts are of varying difficulty to accommodate the wide range of harp playing and reading abilities. All pedal notations will be found below the staff, and lever changes indicated by diamond-shaped notes |
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An ensemble arrangement for lever/pedal harp duet or trio, with optional violin and cello accompaniment. This lovely chorale has been edited for several levels of playing ability and instrument combinations. The harder parts are the Harp 1 and Harp 3, requiring many lever changes. Harp 2 (choral line) is given in two levels, a one-handed part with arpeggiated chords, and a more full-sounding one for both hands. Also included are the Harp 1 and 3 parts rewritten for violin and cello, which may be played with either of the Harp 2 parts. Additionally a fully-notated pedal harp part is provided, comprised by combining Harp 1 and 3, and may be played with the Harp 2 part and augmented with cello and violin. All fingerings are carefully notated. 4-pg score. |
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Four more Traditional Welsh melodies arranged for 2 lever harps by John L Thomas. The book contains a score and the individual parts. Level: Beginner to Intermediate Titles are: Bugeilio'r Gwenyth Gwyn, Wrth Edrych Yn ôl, Anhawdd Ymadael, Men of Harlech |
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The Carols in this book arranged for 2 lever harps may be used in many different ways by harpists of all levels. The melodies may be played individually or joined together. More advanced players may improvise their own accompaniments using the same basic harmonies. I hope you enjoy playing around with them. The book contains a score and the individual parts. Level: Beginner to Intermediate Titles: Angels we have heard on high, Infant Holy, What shall I give? (Beth Ga i Roi?), Good King Wenceslas, Silent Night (Tawel Nos) |
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A delightful duet for lever and pedal harp that is both easy and fun. The lever harp part does not require any lever changes, but does require levers on F and B. 6-pg score. |
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The oft-requested tune "Danny Boy" in duet form for lever harp. Lyrics for both the Londonderry Air and Danny Boy are included. Key of F, no accidentals, intermediate level. There is a nice ending in harp 2. Each part has its own separate score. 2-pg score. |
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Duets for all harps in the key of C. These are written in a very playable and likeable manner, and work well for students learning to play hands together in octaves, and for playing three-note arpeggios as an accompaniment. Titles are: A Mighty Fortress, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Swing Low Sweet Chariot, and Morning Has Broken. 28 pgs. |
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The Harp Schlepper's Rag - dedicated to Thom Remington and harp schleppers everywhere! Janet has given Carolan's Concerto an American twist. Harp Solo, two parts and optional vocal part. Level: Elementary - Intermediate. |
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A collection of original pieces and suites for harp. These pieces are intermediate in difficulty, and are always interesting. Written for full range lever or pedal harp, with very few accidentals. There is a Keats poem following the final suite. A diverse and brilliant collection, with a somewhat classical feel. The titles
are: Epithalamion; Lullaby for Carmen; The Witches’ Tea Party; Nemed: The Secred Grove; Duet for
Dafydd; Solo for Dafydd and the suites: 44 pgs. |
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The theme from Walt Disney’s animated movie Beauty and the Beast has become one of the most popular songs of the 90's. Sylvia Woods has created several arrangements of this beautiful piece in one book: a simple harp solo; advanced harp solo; harp duet; and harp with flute or voice. To accommodate harps as well as vocalists with various ranges, this book includes each of the arrangements in the key of C and also the key of G. The advanced arrangements have two lever or pedal changes. Fingerings and lyrics are included. 32 pages. |
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For beginning and advanced harpists. Each is arranged in an easy version and a more difficult version. Each carol also contains lyrics and chord indications for harpists or other instrumentalists. The two arrangements can also be played as a duet. Songs include: Angels We Have Heard on High, The Boar's Head Carol, Coventry Carol, Deck the Hall, The First Noel, God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, Hark! the Herald Angels Sing, I Saw Three Ships, Jingle Bells, Joy to the World, O Holy Night, Silent Night, The Twelve Days of Christmas, Up on the Housetop, We Wish You a Merry Christmas and more. 96 pages. |
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Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring by Johann Sebastian Bach. Arranged for harp solo, harp duet, and harp, flute and voice by Sylvia Woods. |
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