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).

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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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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

Island is recorded as a harp solo on the album  Dasson ur Galon. In this book you will find this piece as a harp solo and also as a duet with clarinet. 16 pages.

Introduction and Allegro for harp with Accompaniment of String quartet, flute, and clarinet.

Ravel's Introduction et Allegro is one of the two most beloved and most played works ever written for the harp. In this first new edition since its composition in 1906, the piece has been published the way it is actually played, making it much clearer to read, and saving each harpist learning it hours of

This book contains 7 attractive duets where the first harp can be replaced by a flute, violin, oboe or clarinet. The alternative parts are included. On the CD there are 3 versions of every piece: The complete duet (played by 2 harps), harp 2 solo and harp 1 solo. Practice does not have to be dull. Enjoy your own play. Titles are: "A Las Tres"; "Happy JD"; "Lazy Bones"; "Walking Jumbo"; "Rainy Day"; "Triste";

There are 14 tunes in this book in various arrangements for harp and ensembles. All have been performed over and again and have proven to be excellent arrangements holding the interest of both player and listener. They are interesting and full arrangements, worthy of performance on stage as well as jam sessions and dancing. The combination of instruments you can use is almost limitless because of all the excellent

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

Here are six beautiful pieces arranged for two melody instruments and pedal harp. The harp parts are very playable and easy to read. Dynamics are marked but in the revised version pedal changes are not marked. Intermediate pedal harp with a good amount of accidentals. INTERMEDIATE, pedal harp.

The pieces are: Adagio by Albinoni, Evening Serenade by Hadyn, Nocture by Borodin, Romanza by Mozart, Clair de