Written for harp ensemble Harppassion by Aimée van Delden. 

The piece has a playful and sweet character. With arpeggios, flageolets and tapping moments. It's been called Bittersweet because it stirred up a lot of emotion in Donna's husband, who recently lost a close friend. The piece was very reminiscent of him, because the piece is continuously full of small surprises. Just when you think you get it, it

A melancholic piece about being abroad and not being able to go home because of the corona lockdowns. It is written during our project Music Meets Poetry and now arranged for early intermediate to intermediate pianists and violinist. It's a very suitable piece to study vibrato on the violin.

Nice music in the style of Einaudi and Tiersen, however, easier to play.

Shortly after the piano compositions appeared in the "Songs of Seasons" and "Songs of Summer" bundles, many harp players also found the pieces very fun to perform. Because of course there are significant differences in playing modes and in sound between the harp and the piano, Donna has now edited a selection for harp in this book

Summer's End for Viola, Clarinet and Pedal Harp in B-flat.

This piece is written for a colleague friend who wanted to play new repertoire with her viola-harp duo. This is the version for Viola, Clarinet and Pedal Harp in B-flat. There is also a version for Pedal harp and Violin. The song is written with the (very) advanced player in mind.

The piece is only suitable for Pedal

Summer's End for Violin and Pedal Harp in D.

This piece is written for a colleague friend of Donna who wanted to play new repertoire with her viola-harp duo. There is also a version for Pedal harp, Clarinet and Violia. The song is written with the (very) advanced player in mind.

The piece is only suitable for Pedal harp.