A famous suite of Spanish dances by Albéniz, often performed in concerts. The pieces are inspired by the atmosphere of several areas and cities in Spain and Spanish dancerithms. Published in 1887 in honour of the Spanish queen. 28 pages. With a seperate flute part.

Titles: Granada, Asturias, Cadiz, Sevila.

For harp, flute, and cello, these arrangements are very playable and have a nice interplay among the instruments. The harp parts are intermediate, the cello and flute parts are nicely moving creating pleasant texture. Very enjoyable. Be Thou My Vision, Indian Lullaby, Starla’s Journey, Song of the Angels, The Ash Grove, The Lord is My Shepherd.

The titles in this collection are: March Madness, Dunfermline, Pink Peonies, Skye Boat Song and Tell Me Why. March Madness is in 7/8. It’s not hard, but you have to count it. It’s really very clever - if you’re going to sight read this one, please make sure all of your musicians are expert counters. Fortunately we were playing this through in the shop and were almost on the floor laughing because

A nice duet for harp and flute by Hendrik Andriessen. The book contains the harp part of 8 pages and a separate flute part of 2 pages.

A suite of 7 pieces for harp with oboe, flute or violin. 20 pages.

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

Rain Songs for flute, rainstick and harp. The rain songs were inspired by the sound of the Andean rain stick, slowly turning in the first and last songs of the set. The alto flute was used to lend the mysterious, native sound of the panpipes of the Andes mountain region to this music. 

Fairly straight-forward arrangements of Rumanian Dances. The only exception is a counterpoint in Danse du Chale in a style that is consistent with the rest. The five pieces included here are not very difficult, and can be quickly added to your repertoire. Evening in the Village is very delicate and transparent, and is quite lovely. Pedal notations (not very tricky) have not been included except for the

The piece "Herbst Walzer" was first published in the book "Winterwaldnächte". Because this piece was so popular, Stefanie was regularly asked for a single publication of this piece. And if there was a polyphonic arrangement. Stefanie has fulfilled that wish with this book, which contains multiple parts.

Harp 1 is the original piece and can be played as a solo piece
Harp 1 right hand can be played

"A Bouquet of melodies for the small harp". A collection of original compositions by I. Braams for solo and ensemble. 

Titles:

Duo, Trio, Duinwandeling ('walk in the dunes' - trio), wiegeliedje (cradle song), wals ('waltz' - duet), kerstmuziek ('Christmas music' - duet), melodie ('melody' with flute/violin), Berceuse, bloemen in de wind (flowers in the wind), lentemorgen (spring morning),

This album is written for beginners who wish to play together The melodies can be played on recorder, flute, clarinet-Bb and violin. The accompaniment is written for the non-pedal harp. It is up to the performers to decide whether a melody suitable for the instrument they play. With so many different instruments it is not easy to satisfy them all the time.
This music is small collection

Nordic Songs and Dances. Music from Norway, Sweden and Iceland. Two old Dutch songs to boot.
Beautiful music found in old songbooks. Songs of love and joy, sorrow and hope ('as in Eastwind': the ships are safely blown home when the wind is East).

Content:
NORWAY
Per Spelrnann - Peter the Fidiler ...

The melodies in this album of 'Songs for Strings' are particularly suitable for violin, viola and cello with harp accompaniment.
The music can also be played on other instruments such as recorders, flute and B-flat clarinet, for which parts are included.
The pieces are based on melodies from Eastern European, Israelian and Dutch song books.

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A collection of attention-grabbing Christmas tunes, set in interesting arrangements for flutes, violin, hammered dulcimer, mountain dulcimer, and harp, with chords for autoharp or guitar. Each arrangement includes a full score with extracted parts for each instrument. Lowest note for harp is bass clef bottom line G, and several of the harp parts are playable on lap harp. Lowest note for hammered dulcimer is

An unusual trio of this beautiful hymn by William M. Runyan, who wrote the melody for the words which first appeared in 1956 Baptist Hymnal: Kathryn Cater has brought the tempo down, and put the meter in 9. In the style of Debussy, it is very moving and impressive. The arrangement is simply outstanding. This arrangement contains both a pedal and lever arrangement, both upper intermediate, with accidentals. The

This collection consists of FOUR versions of How Great Thou Art: Lever solo, Pedal solo, Lever and Flute, Pedal and Flute. Lever versions are in Eb with a few lever changes, Pedal versions are in D with pedal changes and some glissandi. All versions have much arpeggiatiation and harpistic techniques. We are sure you and your audience will be almost mesmerized by this beautiful arrangement.

This piece modulates from Bb to G and contains lush chords in an improvisatory style. There are a few pedal changes that are well marked. The flute part plays the melody of Silent Night while the harp plays arpeggios and many harpistic patterns creating a rich tapestry that will fill you and your audience with many musical elements. Requires good technique, therefore is not considered to be an easy

An advanced pedal harp/flute arrangement of this timeless classic, Greensleeves. Arranged by Kathryn Cater and Sandy Norman as played on the Winter Ayres CD. Very cleanly edited with lever changes marked. There is an option to omit one section. 7 pages. 4 flats and 5 flats with accidentals.

An advanced pedal harp/flute arrangement of this timeless classic, Greensleeves. Arranged by Kathryn Cater and Sandy Norman as played on the Winter Ayres CD. Very cleanly edited with pedal changes marked. There is an option to omit one section. 7 pages. 4 flats and 5 flats with accidentals.

A duet for pedal harp and flute by Jean-Michel Damase. 23 blz. Seperate flute part.