Bernard Andrès has dedicated his Danses d'Erzulie for harp, string orchestra and percussion to Isabelle Perrin. This piece was world premiered in Cincinnati, in June of 2000 and the European Premiere was given in 2001 in Amsterdam. This book only includes the harp part! 24 pages.

Latin dances for harp with percussion. 18 pages.

Mambo, Rumba, Baïon, Reggae, Samba

Twelve short pieces in the form of dances for harp. 19 pages.

Marelles -1 includes 6 easy pieces for beginners. No fingerings. 6 pages, paperbound.

Marelles - 2 includes 6 easy pieces for beginners. No fingerings. 6 pages, paperbound.

French harpist Bernard Andrès embraces his heritage wholeheartedly and in Narthex for flute and harp, produces a piece which from its very opening hints at Ravel and Debussy. The inspiration is a series of Old Testament sculptures from Romanesque churches in Burgundy. I found the work gently evocative rather than vividly characterised. Andrès spices things up with a number of interesting

An exciting, spectacular duet with some special effects. 14 pages.

Preludes nr 1 to 5 for intermediate level. 11 pages.

Preludes nr 6 to 10 for intermediate level. 11 pages.

Preludes nr 11 to 20 for intermediate level. 12 pages.

Ribambelle includes 10 easy pieces for beginners. Four are in flat keys. No fingerings. 10 pages, paperbound.

A bluesy pedal harp solo by French harpist and composer Bernard Andres. 5 pages.

Modern art on a harp. Very minimalist music. Less is more. The image of the slow dance movements of the dance harpist plays an important role in the performance. Just look at this version on Vimeo. 5 pages.

Pedal harp solo with orchestra. Instruments: Clarinet, Trumpet, Percussion, Strings. 27 pages.

A suite of dances for pedal harp. Intermediate level. 24 pages. A challenging suite of music by this award winning composer loved by harpists the world over. The pieces numbers 1, 4, 9 and 12, all titled 'Promenade' are optional at partial executions, but must necessarily be played in the case of a full implementation. There are 12 compositions with the following titles:
Promenade, Valse musette, Paso Doble,

For intermediate and beginning harpists, pedal or lever. Well-arranged, uses some tympanic sounds, simple to moderate arpeggios and some octave melodies in the right hand. 15 pages.

Titles: Adon olam (master of the world), Al tira (don't worry), Artza alinou (return to earth), Ata honen (how compassionate you are), Eli ata (You, my god), Esa enaï (look up), Evenou

An exciting new collection of Nordic music, arranged for intermediate to advanced lever or pedal harp by harpist and "riksspelman" (Official master musician of Sweden) Erik Ask-Upmark.
The 14 tunes are fairly traditionally arranged, with a lot of focus on left-hand-rhythms, especially in the "polska" dances which make up the majority of the tunes. There is an introduction about Swedish folk music in general

The second part of  Erik Ask-Upmarks collection of Nordic music for lever harp Erik has chosen pieces that (hopefully) have the groove and exotic flavor of the North but still can be understood through sheet music; Swedish folk music is very much an oral tradition and I strongly recommend that you spend some time listning to recordings and—even better of course—live musicians to get

Atlantis is inspired by the myths of of the sea and tells of the love between a beautiful purple haired mermaid and an Irish sailor and was written for electric lever harp.

Cuchuflo's Jig is a harp piece that's sectioned in two parts. The first part, called "La Cuchufla", represents a neighbourhood girl, that "El Cuchuflo" is in love with.
It sounds like those slow blues from the canteens in the American Far west. 

The second part represents "El Cuchuflo", a young harpist boy, fan of the celtic music, the mythology. He's kind of like "Harry Potter", someone who