2 or More Harps flexible Ensemble Collection Vol. 1
Yes! It is flexible:

ADAPT IT TO YOUR ENSEMBLE:

Play harp 1 and 2, or 1 and 3, or 1, 2 and 3.
Play as few as one harp (any one), combined with one or more melodic instruments.
Play with large ensembles assigning each part to several harps.
Subdivide any part and assign, for example, only an easy melody line or an easy bass line

Composed by Alfredo Rolando Ortiz for the Chicago Harp Quartet in 2015 and dedicated to the renowned harp teacher Susann McDonald, Cuban Dream after the Storm is a Latin American tour de force for harp quartet. Ortiz, a world famous Paraguayan harpist and harp composer, grew up in Cuba and the piece is a recollection of his childhood memories. Notes from the score indicate that the opening "is a thunderstorm. Feel

CUMBIA VERDE for 2, 3 or 4 Harps or Harp Ensemble. Can be played with LEVER or PEDAL harps. Harp 1 and 2: Intermediate level. Harp 3 and 4: Easy level.

Invited by the Dutch Host Committee of the Tenth World harp Congress, Alfredo composed this concert piece with its main section in the rhythmic style of "cumbia," the national Dance of Colombia, South America. Percussive effects on the soundboards in some

From Harp to Harp, With Love. (English / Spanish / French) 
Added versions for harp and voice.

Six Easy South American Dances: 2 joropos, 2 galopas, carnavalito and bambuco;
Si Quedara Sin Ti (If I Ever Lost You) (also a 2nd version with lyrics in English & Spanish), Villavicencio (2nd version with lyrics), Zayante, Una Noche (A Night),
Las

For 1, 2 or more harps. 80 pages.

The book includes some of the most beloved Christmas songs form Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela and other countries as well as some of Ortiz' original compositions. It includes fun Latin style arrangements of JINGLE BELLS . . . LATIN WAY and even O TANNENBAUM going into Latin styles.  

ALL the music can be

For All Harps or Piano. Easy to advanced levels.

Sections on the harps of Venezuela, Mexico, Colombia, Paraguay, Perú, Ecuador and Chile. Special techniques. Photographs of several types of harps and about 50 pages of music including:

El Pájaro Campana (The Bell Bird) (Advanced version), Una Luz en el Mar (A Light in the Sea), Ecuador, La Guabina,

Video: The CHICAGO HARP QUARTET performs the World Premiere of PENSAMIENTOS for 4 HARP
at the "TEATRO NACIONAL," Havana, Cuba, June 3, 2017.

English / Spanish · Easy to advanced · Some with lyrics.
26 melodies from 14 countries, in 11 musical genres.

Content: "The Famous Traveling Melodies," Merengue Rojo, Danza de Luzma (Easy & advanced), the easy version of the world famous Pájaro Campana (The Bell Bird), La Cucaracha, Las Mañanitas, Mulher Rendeira (Woman Weaver), A Waltz for Dreaming (3 versions), Canto

English / Spanish · Easy to advanced · Some with lyrics.
YOU ASKED FOR MORE!!!

As requested: "MORE Famous Traveling Melodies" (including "How to Händel Latin Rhythms" (can you guess?), The Butterfly Trees, Once in The Mountain, Milonga para amar (easy and advanced), Tu Ventana (easy and advanced), Conga viene conga va! (easy and advanced), Brazilian Carnival, Tango Triste, El

English / Spanish · Easy to advanced · Some with lyrics.  Contains the famous LA BAMBA (easy and advanced)

The Itsy Bitsy Spider, The Spider and the Harp, The Traveling Spider (versions from different countries: CUMBIA from Colombia, BAIAO from Brasil and the unique style from Paraguay), Mano a mano (Hand to Hand), Pensamientos #1 (Thoughts #1), Waltz for a

"VENEZOLANA for Five Pedal Harps" (Or harp ensemble)

To Phia Berghout (December 14, 1909 - March 22, 1993)

Dedicated to his friend, pedal harpist Phia Berghout, in 1991, it was premiered in 1992 and is now available for your pedal harp ensemble!

Premiered at the National Conference of the American Harp Society in San Diego, California, in 1992, this piece has