Arrangements and Compositions for Celtic Harp by Anne Macdearmid. 43 pages.

Titles: Caidil gu lo (lullaby), St. Columba's Hymn (Caol Muile), Bhanarach dhonn a' chruaidh (The Dairymaid), Cumha Peathar Ruaidhri (Rory Dall's Sister's Lament), Bi Falbh o'n uinneig (Go away from my window), Och nan och, 'smi fo leireadh (Sad am I), Bo lurach thu (Sweet dun cow), Gu ma mear a charaid (Merry may the pair be), A'

Arrangements and Compositions for Celtic Harp by Anne Macdearmid. 36 pages.

Titles: Air Eilean Mhara nach Traigh, The Lure of the Sea Maiden, Lasses o' Lasswade, An Gille Ban, Cro Chinn t-Saile, The Burning of the Piper's Hut, Mr. Sharpe of Hoddam, Roslin Castle, The Dusty Miller, Geld Him, Lassies, Geld Him, Wee Totum Fogg, Lumps o' Pudding, Mnathan a Ghlinne Seo, 'Sa Choill ud Thall, The Silver Moon My

Arrangements and Compositions for Celtic Harp by Anne Macdearmid. 34 pages.

Titles: Angus Campbell, Bonnie Jean of Aberdeen, Miss Margaret Graham of Gartmore's Favourite, Miss Hannah of Elgin, The Marchioness of Huntly, The Marquis of Huntly's Snuff Mill, Flowers o' the Forest, Teribus, Gur Mis Tha Gu Cràiteach O'n Uiridh, Dumbarton's Drums, The Dingwall Diamond Jubilee, Welcome to Oban, The Airdrie

A collection of Carols, arranged for harp solo or duet, and some for harp and violin/ flute or recorder.

Titels: O Little One Sweet, I Saw Three Ships, Sans Day Carol, Away in a Manger (solo), Away in a Manger (harp acc by violin / flute or recorder), A Maiden Most Gentle, Coventry Carol, Sussex Carol, Still the Night (3 harps or 2 harps + violin/ flute or recorder), Deck the Hall (2 harps), Down in Yon

A Carols collection, arranged for harp solo, duet or trio and for harp with flute/ violin.

Titels: Angel Gabriel, Angel Gabriel (harp and flute), Ding Dong Merrily on High, Il est né (duet), Il est né, Lulle Lullay, Infant Holy (duet), Little Jesus (with optional flute/ violin), Noel Nouvelet (trio), Quelle est cette odeur agréable (duet), Quelle est cette odeur agréable, Quem Pastores Laudavere, Sing

This piece was written after a request from Edward Witsenburg, the renowned Dutch harpist, as a companion arrangement to a previous work Tir-Nan-Og. It is an arrangement of three Scottish reels - Red House, John McNeil and Spey in Spate.

Red House: this melody dates from the 17th century. This version of the melody was later named "Where would bonnie Annie lie?" John McNeil was a famous highland dancer at

Oran nan Eilean (Music of the Islands) is based on two Hebridean melodies, opening and finishing with Long a Leumraich (The Leaping Galley) an air from Harris, with the middle section based on an air from Eriskay H-Eadaraibh a h-uinn O.

After the popularity of the duet arrangement Anne has written this version for solo clarsach or pedal harp for a summer course in Edinburgh.

Written to show the range and capabilities of the clarsach, and specifically for the clarsach (type of Scottish lever harp) The main theme of Sea Rapture is based on Reubadh-na-Mara (The Reiving Ship), Leig dhiot an cadal (Cast Off Sleep), a fisherman's song and an old air from Gairloch used in the Kennedy-Fraser collection as Am Fuar Bheinn (The Coolin of Rum).

ABRSM Grade 8 List B (Lever Harp)

Tir-Nan-Og - Clarsach version.

This arrangement was done as a birthday tribute for Edward Witsenburg, the celebrated Dutch harpist, who is Professor of Harp at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague and the Salzburg Mozartium. The arrangement is based on two Hebridean melodies — Tir-nan-og (the Land of the Ever Young - the Celtic Heaven) and a working song Heman Dubh — a very old traditional

Tir-Nan_Og for Concert Harp.

This arrangement was done as a birthday tribute for Edward Witsenburg, the celebrated Dutch harpist, who is Professor of Harp at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague and the Salzburg Mozartium. The arrangement is based on two Hebridean melodies — Tir-nan-og (the Land of the Ever Young - the Celtic Heaven) and a working song Heman Dubh — a very old traditional

The music of Great Composers suitable for Weddings arranged for Celtic Harp by Anne Macdearmid.

Titles: Wedding March - Richard Wagner, Trumpet Voluntary - John Stanley, Hornpipe (Water Music) - G.F. Handel, Trumpet Voluntary - Jeremiah Clarke, Ode to Joy - Ludwig van Beethoven, Prelude (Te Deum Laudamus) - Marc-Antoine Charpentier, Carolan's Dowry - Turlough O'Carolan, Trumpet Tune - Henry Purcell, Slow