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

This Ensemble version of Baroque Flamenco by Deborah Henson-Conant, based on a theme by Jean-Jacques Rousseau was Commissioned by The American Youth Harp Ensemble. This edition has two advanced pedal harp parts and a slightly easier optional third part for lever harp.

Deborah's arrangement of the traditional classic. Suitable for concert or pedal harp.

Danny Boy” got a LUSCIOUS Makeover! A recently published, brand new luscious instrumental version of “Danny Boy” for lever and pedal harp. It’s got rich, juicy, almost jazzy harmonies and includes a description of how to use the sheet music to accompany a singer or instrumentalist as well.

Für Elise is Deborah's arrangement of one of Beethoven's most haunting melodies. Suitable for concert or pedal harp.

Merceditas is the second movement of a three-part harp concerto 'Soñando en Español'.

'Soñando en Español' means 'Dreams in Spanish' The three parts of 'Soñando en Español' are: My mother's Mexican Hat, Merceditas and Baroque Flamenco. After the bizarre story of the first part, in which a huge enchanted sombrero carries a mother and daughter along in wonderful dance rhythms, this piece follows as a

Nataliana is a Malagueña-like romantic concert piece for advanced players. There are no lever or pedal changes throughout the piece. 

(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. 

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.

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.

Solo Harp in G (very easy, easy and intermediate)
Harp and vocal mezzo/alto (easy and intermediate)
Harp and vocal soprano/tenor (easy and intermediate)

You can hear this piece on her CD and DVD Invention and Alchemy.

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.