Handel's Harp Concerto was performed for the first time in 1736 with the soloist William Powel, who played it on a triple harp. This new edition has been arranged by Odette le Dentu so that it can be played as a solo on a Celtic harp.

This famous harp solo is a part from the Suite nr. 7 for harpsichord HWV 432. Arranged for Celtic harp by Caroline Rempp.

Chaconne with Variations.

Transcribed for Harp Solo with an original Cadenza by Carlos Salzedo. 18 pages.

During the Second World War, Eugene Ormandy engaged Carlos Salzedo to perform this concerto with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Salzedo was unable to consult original manuscripts in Europe and had to rely on extant versions of the concerto for the performance. He wrote an extended cadenza for inclusion between the last two

Handel for the Harp is a new collection of some of George Frideric Handel's most popular and requested pieces, made accessible for lever or pedal harp by Rhett Barnwell. This collection is invaluable for weddings, worship and concert use, as it contains pieces such as the "Air" and "Hornpipe" from the Water Music, the famous "Largo" from Xerxes (in two versions), two selections from the Messiah, and more. There

This well-known harp solo is part of the Suite No. 7 for harpsichord HWV 432. Arranged by Tiny Beon. It is a theme with fifteen variations in G minor (5 flats). It has fast passages, harmonics, scales and full chords. Upper intermediate to advanced level.

Hans Joachim Zingel's edition of Handel's Theme + Variations in G minor arranged for pedal harp. A true Baroque masterpiece. Harpists will welcome the reprint of one of the few originals works for the harp attributed to Handel. 8 pages. The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 7)