a collection of Jewish melodies arranged by Sunita Staneslow over the past 20 years, with the addition of two new pieces from Israeli composers. Intermediate level. Most pices were previously published in the following small books: Jewish Melodies Volume 1; Jewish Wedding Music Volume 1; Jewish Wedding Music Volume 2, en City of Gold. 33 pages.

Hevenu Shalom

Continuing in her series of classic hymn arrangements, Sunita Staneslow has set “Abide With Me”, “For the Beauty of the Earth”, “Be Still, My Soul”, and “Just A Closer Walk With Thee” in a beautifully crafted style. Playable on lever harp tuned in E-flat or pedal harp, these are accessible to the intermediate harpist. “Just A Closer Walk With Thee” contains multiple lever and pedal changes,

At the River - Four Sacred Pieces - is a collection of four hymns for solo lever or pedal harp, all skillfully arranged by Sunita Staneslow in her unique and accessible style. Written while staying in an old stone house on the sea in the Shetland Islands of Scotland.

Titles: Shall We Gather at the River, Deep River, When Peace Like a River, Down in the River to Pray.

This is a beautiful collection of 4 traditional Celtic melodies which are often paired with Psalm Texts. Sunita Staneslow arranged these pieces while on retreat in the Shetland Islands off the coast of Scotland. All of the pieces are arranged at an easy intermediate level and can be played on lever or pedal harp with no accidentals. The keys are 1 flat, 1 sharp, or 2 sharps. There are a few

Ten beautiful solo harp arrangements from Sunita's CD of the same title. Well developed and flowing, these arrangements make use of the full range of the harp. Intermediate level, with plenty of rhythmic variety and harmonic space. These are out of the ordinary arrangements that are very gratifying to play. One piece is in Eb, the rest are in C, F or G with few accidentals. 46 pgs. Titles are: "Christ Child's

This unique book of 14 lever harp arrangements includes excerpts of some of the most famous French works by Debussy and Ravel, including Clair de lune, The Girl with the Flaxen Hair, and Pavane. The book features classical excerpts but there are five folk tunes and a medieval melody. The level of difficulty ranges from advanced beginner to advanced intermediate. The arrangements all have fingering and dynamics.

Great Is Thy Faithfulness is a collection of four well-loved hymns for solo lever or pedal harp, all skillfully arranged by Sunita Staneslow in her unique and accessible style. Staneslow says "it is hoped that these great hymns of faith will bring you comfort in difficult times."

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Five new arrangements by Sunita Staneslow.

Ma’oz Tzur (Rock of Ages) This song is based on a Hebrew poem dating back to 13th Century that celebrates the survival of the Jewish people. The melody is based on an old German folk song.

Hanerot Halelu (These Candles) Popular in Israel, this song celebrates lighting the Hanukkah candles and the miracles they represent.

O Hanukkah, O

In 1986-87 Sunita Staneslow was the principal harpist with the Jerusalem Symphony. Her wonderful music books are perfect for Jewish weddings and other occasions. They are for intermediate to advanced harp players. Keys range from 2 flats to 2 sharps. There are lever or pedal changes in some of the pieces. Chord indications. No fingerings. 16 pages, spiral-bound.

Includes Dodi Li, Hana'ava Babanot, Hodaya,

Psalms for Peace and Healing – Sunita Staneslow crafted these beautiful arrangements of 4 well known hymns based on Psalm texts, along with a Jewish setting of Psalm 57, while on the island of Unst, Shetland, Scotland in the summer of 2023. Several of the hymns actually have Scottish roots and are designed to be meditative in nature and useful for a variety of situations, including worship,

This collection of 10 melodies inspired by the Psalms is arranged in an improvisatory and gentle style, for harps with or without pedals. Five melodies are from the Jewish tradition (Hiné Ma Tov, Kéli Ata, Lev Tahor, Halleluyah, Kol Rinah) and five are Christian hymns (From All That Dwell Below the Skies, O God Our Help in Ages Past, Unto the Hills I Lift Mine Eyes, This Is My Father's World, My

 Selections from Sunita's CD of the same title. Some of the arrangements are straight interpretations of the melody and others include more improvisation, such as in Mi'Ha'lsh and Pithuli, Sha'are Tzedek. 

Titles: Mi Ha Ish (Psalm 34:12-14), B’Shem HaShem, Shir LaMa’alot (Psalm 121), Pithuli Sha’are Tzedek -(Psalm 118:19‭), Esa Enai (Psalm 121:1-2)

Intermediate traditional arrangements of favorite Scottish songs and dance tunes. Sunita designed for this for casual performance with little rehearsal time in mind. Lyrics, chords, and separate flute part are included. Ornaments, no accidentals, keys of Am, G, C, Bb, and D. Ye Banks and Braes, Flow Gently, Sweet Afton, John Anderson, My Jo, Mingulay Boat Song, Mairi's Wedding, Lochaber No More, Cutting Bracken,

Sea and Sky, Celtic music for healing and relaxation arranged by Sunita Staneslow.
Flowing arrangements that lay nicely under the fingers, well edited with some fingerings marked. For full range lever harp or pedal harp with just a few lever changes.  Intermediate level of difficulty.

From the arranger: When I recorded my CD, Sea and Sky, I never imagined that I would be writing a companion book

A collection of Jewish melodies from around the Mediterranean and Celtic music from the British Isles, woven together to celebrate the unique role harp has played in folklore and music from both traditions. Intermediate level, harmonics, well-marked accidentals, guitar chords, keys of C, Bb, G, F, and D. The accompaniment is very "harpistic" in nature with nice arpeggiated chords and flowing lines. These songs can

Six unique and artfully arranged Christmas songs for solo lever or pedal harp. These evocative and creative arrangements are a welcome addition to Christmas harp repertoire.

Titles: A La Nanita Nana (Latin America), I Wonder As I Wander (Appalachian), Rise Up, Shepherd and Follow (Spiritual), Sweet Little Jesus Boy (Spiritual), ‘Twas in the Moon of Wintertime (Native French Canadian), We Three Kings