A big sound for little harps - for 26-string harps and more.  Another Meg Robinson original for harp and voice.  Great repertoire for coffee shop performances!  This is a sweet tune with a lovely message. The mp3 file is provided by Meg Robinson, performed by her! The harp part is easy enough for you to be able to multi-task (sing along)! 6 pages.

This hauntingly beautiful three-part harp ensemble was commissioned for the opening of a new 2000-seat concert facility, Strathmore Music Hall, in Bethesda, Maryland. Dance of the Harps is presented with an underlying 3/4 accompaniment of swaying rhythm. The melody is shared between the first and second parts, while the third part provides underlying rhythm. The melody develops and expands and is followed by a

A soothing melody that floats between major and minor. Because of its calming nature, it is presented in 2 keys: B minor and C minor. Each version is 2 pages in length without page turns. Intermediate level, well marked with some fingerings added. The LH is consistent with eighth note arpeggios or scale patterns, not difficult. The RH is a lyric melody, single note throughout except for an uplifting section of

A precious and tender melody provided in 2 keys: F and Eb. It is very apparent that Meg has written this music specifically for the little baby Eliana. Every note has meaning. Intermediate and for all harps. There are moving eighth notes, rolled chords and one glissando. 

For lever or pedal harp, in the key of G with no accidentals. Mostly arpeggios, this is the type of music your audience will recognize as perfect for the harp. It is also a good teaching piece, and is sophisticated enough to be included in a professional harpist's repertoire. Includes some simple, easy-to-read finger positions. This elegant melody will flow from your harp strings like silk. The piece can be played

Here is a beautiful and almost haunting piece by Meg. This is one of her best yet. 4 pages, in the key of C minor, this melody kind of floats in and out in an ethereal manner.

Here is a duet for Harp and Flute with lots of syncopation. Playable on lever or pedal harp, this duet, with the A's and B's going back and forth from natural to flat, would be easier to play on a pedal harp, though both lever and pedal changes are indicated. The harp score is 9 pages in length, the flute part is 2 full pages. Laid back and energetic at the same time, this duet can be used for background music or

By Meg Robinson - here is a "solo-ette" - it can be played as a harp solo, and it also has a lovely flute part to play with a friend! In a lilting 6/8 meter and in the key of Eb, it is not difficult.  There are a few open 5ths, but not majorly large chords.  The RH keeps moving with eighths, dotted eighths followed by 16ths, and a few quarter notes. There are no accidentals. A very uplifting melody that

Arranged for 26-string harp and in the key of E minor, this arrangement of the famous and greatly requested tune is like a theme and variations. It is well edited with some fingerings, brackets and dynamic markings. The theme is in ¾ time and is played through one time. The 5 variations that follow are in more of a driving 6/8 time. Depending on how fast you take this, it can easily fill up a nice segment

"Hope" is a three-part harp ensemble commissioned by the American Harp Society for the Charm City Harp Ensemble of Baltimore, Maryland who premiered the work in October 13, 2012. Score: 24 pages. Seperate parts for harp 1,2,3: each 8 pages. 

There is a pulsating, syncopated rhythm throughout the piece, culminating in a dramatic dynamic ending--a real crowd pleaser and great fun to perform.

Here is a wistful, dreamy piece, to be played freely and with emotion. There are many repeating patterns for the left and right hands, making it a lot easier to play than it may first appear. In the middle contrasting section, the melody and accompaniment are more distinct, separated by the right and left hands. The final section combines the first and middle sections. Key of F, some large chords, lowest

A lovely and sweet melody, very soothing, lower intermediate level harp. In the key of Eb, 2 and ½ pages in length. The LH is sparse and contains mostly whole notes. The RH has some syncopation and is mostly eighth notes, some being tied to quarters or half notes. The lowest note is the Eb almost 2 octaves below middle C, but it is only played one time so this piece could easily be played on a 29 string

Meg Robinson’s original composition “Irish Dreams” is for solo lever or pedal harp. This lovely, lilting melody can be played on harps with at least 26 strings.

This harp ensemble is designed to be played by harpists of all ability levels. There is a contrasting middle section that provides increased interest. Towards the end of the piece, there is a fun percussive section, played on the soundboard.

For three harps, lever or pedal.  Key of Eb, no lever or pedal changes.  This piece has a great drive to it and is an energizing piece.  Uses the full

This is a beautiful, relaxed almost pastorale 6/8 piece in the key of F. Flowing and calming, great to play or listen to. Lower intermediate level, can easily be played on a 23 or 26-string harp, sounds lovely on the larger harps, too. 4 pages.

A collection of easy yet beautiful solos for harp. Notes are easy to read and the lyric lines are really lovely. All the pieces are 3 - 5 pages in length, and will keep the interest of the adult beginner nicely. Advanced players will enjoy sight reading these as background music. Plenty of fingerings and brackets for placing! Can be played on a 26-string harp with a few easy alterations. Titles: "Ballerina",