These etudes are designed to enhance speed and agility in addition to musical sensibility.

'Candy' 

As the name of the collection 'Candy' suggests, the composer hopes that teachers and students will appreciate these small exercises and use them regularly in class. 76 short easy pieces. 41 pages.

12 beautiful, out of the ordinary etudes. They are challenging, well written, modern and use unusual beautiful harmonies. 24 pages.

A harp method (in Dutch) that focuses on children. With attractive illustrations by Masumi Nagasawa. With many exercises, worksheets, moving from an easy level to Intermediate.

(Lessons nr. 26 to 50) 23 pgs. Edited by Catherine Michel.

Titles:
Air Allemand, De Richard cœur de lion, Le Troubadour, De Richard, De Pleyel, Charmante Gabrielle, Il pleut, il pleut, Bergère, Te bien aimer ô ma chèrie Zélie, Je suis Lindor, Plaisir d'amour, Adagio d'Haydn, Aussitôt que la lumière, Andante de Mozart, Allegretto de Mozart, Andante de

Bochsa's 40 Easy Etudes have been the backbone of harp technique since they were written nearly 200 years ago. Editor Carl Swanson has combined these wonderful etudes with variations, lever changes, and technical tips. It is a fundamental resource for any intermediate to advanced player to develop and perfect harp technique. Also available for Pedal Harp.

Bochsa's 40 Easy Etudes have been the backbone of harp technique since they were written nearly 200 years ago. Editor Carl Swanson has combined these wonderful etudes with variations, pedal changes, and technical tips. It is a fundamental resource for any intermediate to advanced player to develop and perfect harp technique. Also available for Lever Harp.

Famous studies for harp (Studies nr. 1 tot 20) 21 pages.

Famous studies for harp (Studies nr. 21 tot 40) 29 pages.

A collection of etudes by F.J. Dizi, edited by harpist, teacher and composer Alphonse Hasselmans. This first book includes etudes 1-24. Nice pieces, worthy for performances. These etudes are a great resource for technical study for intermediate or intermediate-advanced level pedal harpists.

Francois Dizi (1780-1840) was a Belgian harpist who was well-known as both a professional performing harpist

A collection of etudes by F.J. Dizi, edited by harpist, teacher and composer Alphonse Hasselmans. This first book includes etudes 25-48. Nice pieces, worthy for performances. These etudes are a great resource for technical study for intermediate or intermediate-advanced level pedal harpists.

Francois Dizi (1780-1840) was a Belgian harpist who was well-known as both a professional performing

An excellent etude book by the well- known French harp teacher, Maite Etcheverry. In depth and repetitive, in French and English. These exercises, like many of the French exercises, work all the fingers, enabling one to really get around on the harp. 24 pages. Great fun for young students, as some of the chapters include exercises on popular themes. Intermediate to advanced lever or pedal

Part 2 from this series of studies. Includes precise fingerings and brackets for proper execution. These exercises train the hands to really get around on the harp, and help the player to feel comfortable with the instrument. Although this volume is only in French, most of the titles and instructions are comprehendible. Lower intermediate to advanced lever or pedal harp. 26 pages.

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Part 3 from this series of studies. Intermediate to advanced level. 26 pages.

Contents:
Chapter 1 - velocity
Chapter 2 - Alternate hands
Chapter 3 - hands independence
Chapter 4 - scales in various major and minor keys