A Ukrainian Christmas hit

Solo part in two difficulty versions with optional (easy) second voice.
Suitable for a solo lever harp or as a duo version. The solo harp part challenges the coordination skills of the hands and is more suitable for intermediate harp players. The easier version of the solo part can be combined with the more difficult version. The optional second voice is simpler and also

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,

Good old Christmas classics spiced up with some interesting and groovy accompaniments. Each piece has two harp parts. 

The pieces are all arranged so they can be played as a solo, if you play the Harp one part, or as a harp duo with a second harp playing the accompanying voice. Using the chord symbols, it is also possible to make your own accompaniment - at your own level. The melody of the main

The piece "Herbst Walzer" was first published in the book "Winterwaldnächte". Because this piece was so popular, Stefanie was regularly asked for a single publication of this piece. And if there was a polyphonic arrangement. Stefanie has fulfilled that wish with this book, which contains multiple parts.

Harp 1 is the original piece and can be played as a solo piece
Harp 1 right hand can be played

16 new composition, composed for small harp with only 16 strings. 16 examples of what you can do with a very limited range (C4 to D6). Lots of variety in rhythms and melodies. 43 pages.

Titles: Kalvhomarna, Undines Nachtgesang, Fredagsmy, Sonnenuntergangsbad, Afton Bön, Hakon Heinrich, Skogs Kathedralen, Am Feuer, Kvällens Lugnet, Molnfri, Svärdsvik Polska, Regen im Rücken, Före Åskan, Sista

The pieces in this book are notated improvisations created in the summer of 2021 on the islands of the lake near Stefanie's home in Sweden. Stefanie had bought a 16-string harp without levers that you can even fit in a packed canoe. During the musical canoe trips, these gems popped into her mind and fingers.

The level varies from very easy to rhythmically challenging. An optional easy version has also been

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

Själens Tröst means 'Consolation for the Soul'.

The piece emerged from an improvisation and is ultimately understood as an improvisation template, in which it is shown how one can create a variety of variants from a few basic chord patterns by allowing individual fingers to deviate from the chord tones.

In addition to the exact transcription of this improvisation, the booklet also contains

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

In Part 2 of " Stücke aus der Anderwelt" Stefanie takes us back to the world of fairies and trolls.

The pieces are all arranged so they can be played as a solo, if you play the Harp One part, or as a harp duo with a second harp playing the accompanying voice. Using the chord symbols, it is also possible to make your own accompaniment - at your own level. The melody of the main part can be played by a

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

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