Transport cover for the Lyon&Healy Drake lever harp.

More tunes for intermediate players. Includes excellent introduction and general notes about the tunes, ornamentations, arranging, interpreting the notation and playing Irish Dance Music on the harp.

"This Is My Father's World", "Amazing Grace/Inisheer", and "Morning Has Broken", all in the key of G. These beautiful, familiar tunes lend themselves well to the combination of instruments selected. There are no tricky rhythms or techniques, so busy musicians can work them up with little preparation. The harp part has two formats: intermediate level for full range lever harp, and a beginner arrangement for

Four Traditional Welsh melodies arranged for 2 folk harps by John L Thomas. The book includes a score and individual parts. Level: beginner tot intermediate.

Titles: Bugeilio'r Gwenyth Gwyn, Wrth Edrych Yn ôl, Anhawdd Ymadael, Men of Harlech.

Easy Pieces for Children and Beginners on the Harp

Dedicated to Isabelle Marchewka and her students

Op.49
Little Suite for Harp:
I. Duck Song
II. Waltz
III. Gigue

c. 4 min.

20 arrangements, from elementary – advanced from Scotland, the Isle of Man, Cornwall, Ireland and Rachel’s own compositions.

• The Last Captain
• Chyndaa yn Bwoailley
• Muineira do Chao
• Arrane ny Niee
• Cameron Donald’s
• Boscastle Breakdown
• Tune for Esme (from Tri album)
• Fhuair mi Nead na Gurra-gùig
• Ali Bobo
• Mo

Familiar themes from classical music, made playable for diatonic small harp with 20 strings with a range from G3 to E6.

Titles: Die Moldau, Der Frühling, Treulich geführt, Das klinget so herrlich, La donna è mobile, Guten Abend, gut' Nacht, Te Deum , Se vuol ballare, Signor Contino, Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja, Ode an die Freude, Jupiter, Alla Hornpipe, Burleske, Largo, Ronde.

Here are Sylvia’s multi-level arrangements of 33 popular hymns, 3 wedding processionals and recessionals, and a special section of 7 Jewish pieces for joyous occasions. Each piece has two arrangements: an easy version, and one that is more difficult. A duet version of Schubert’s Ave Maria for harp and flute, violin or voice is also included. 96 pages spiral-bound. The lyrics for the

Intermediate traditional arrangements of favorite Scottish songs and dance tunes. Sunita designed for this for casual performance with little rehearsal time in mind. Lyrics, chords, and separate flute part are included. Ornaments, no accidentals, keys of Am, G, C, Bb, and D. Ye Banks and Braes, Flow Gently, Sweet Afton, John Anderson, My Jo, Mingulay Boat Song, Mairi's Wedding, Lochaber No More, Cutting Bracken,

Composition for multi-level-harpensemble with storysteller, based on an old Irish legend. Score.

If you don't want to drill a hole in the body of your harp, this is the ideal solution. Just screw the Jack Clamp in the lower sound hole of your harp. Suitable for almost any lever harp and pedal harp.

The piece is in the key of f minor and is based on the devr-i hindi usul, a 7 /8 rhythmic pattern grouped as (3+2+2). While the key of the piece is not based on one of the unique scales Turkish makams use, the rhythmic structure is undoubtedly characteristic of Turkish music.
The piece features a theme which functions as a ritornello, or teslim as it is referred to in Turkish music, which alternates with

A rich collection of timeless Celtic melodies. As a bonus four original songs from her CD of the same title.
Kim's arrangements are advanced level, some passages require a lot of exercise, especially the parts where the left has a lot to do, but the music is definitely worth it. Intermediate to advanced level.

Titles: Glenlivet, I Love my Love in the Morning, Moving Cloud, The Water is Wide, New

Variety of tunes for intermediate players. Includes excellent introduction and general notes about the tunes, ornamentations, arranging, interpreting the notation and playing Irish Dance Music on the harp. Even though printed collections of Irish music are now widely available, the notation given generally only represent the bare "bones" of the tune. Adding your own ornamentations and variations is needed, but not

Liszt’s Un sospiro (A Sigh) is the third of three piano concert studies, published in 1849 with a dedication to the composer’s cousin Eduard and later given descriptive titles. The virtuoso arrangement for harp is by Henriette Renié. 11 pages.