This is a collection of 25 tunes arranged for the Scottish harp by Alison Kinnaird. The tunes come from the 'big houses' and great families of the Lothians (East, West and Midlothian). Most of the music dates from the 18th and early 19th centuries, though one piece is from an early 17th century M.S. and one is a new composition by Alison. 34 pages.

Titles:
The Earl Of

You’ll surely recognize this beautiful Rachmaninoff melody. This arrangement by Patricia Jaeger is for pedal harp, and it contains quite a few pedal changes, which are clearly marked. This piece can be used for many purposes – background music, recitals, church events. A great addition to your pedal harp repertoire. Intermediate to upper intermediate. 3 pages.

Ten popular American standards arranged for pedal harp. Upper intermediate to advanced. Great arrangements with well thought fingerings. All pedals are already marked. Really nice harmonies. Lyrics are included. 40 pages.

Titles: Ain't Misbehavin', Body and Soul, Chances Are, Don't Get Around Much Anymore, Everybody Loves Somebody, I Want to Be Happy, It's Been a Long, Long Time, Moonglow, Tea

A delightful new book of mostly Celtic tunes and songs and a few poems, collected, interpreted, arranged and in some cases composed by Mary K. Lloyd.
The titles in this book are super! Many favorites, some as harp solo, some as harp with voice, some as both. For intermediate harp in C, G or D with one optional Eb.  The poems, melodies and lyrics are all lovely! Even includes a Ugandan folk

The Ring of Harps continues in the tradition of Nancy's other ensemble books, with arrangements for mixed level groups, which are fun to play for everyone. The tunes are from Scotland and Ireland, and include a duet, three-part and four-part ensembles. There are also seven great solos. In addition to the usual toe-tapping Scottish reels, the arrangements use melodic patterns to suggest ripples in the sea

Following on from the Lothian Collection, this book is the second in a series, presenting melodies which come from the 'big houses' and great families of Scotland. In this case the area includes the coastal fringes of the North east - around the Moray, Dornoch, Beauly and Cromarty Firths. Most of the 25 tunes featured date from the 18th and 19th centuries. 30

The first CD of Hannelore, recorded with Thomas Baeté (viola da gamba), Patrick Beuckels (traverso flute), Philippe Malfeyt (lute / guitar), Clara Sanabras (voice/ guitar), Van Loo Kristina (clarinet), Daniel Zuluaga (guitar). Hannelore plays various historical harps Spanish double harp, Baroque double harp, Renaissance double harp and Italian triple harp.

Press Comment: [...] "With her first solo

These fun arrangements by Kim Robertson and Laura Zaerr are for ensembles of 3 harps, but also work great with only 2 harps. Parts 1 and 2 are for advanced beginner to intermediate lever harp players. Part 3, which is optional, is suitable for beginners. The 4 popular Celtic tunes are Arran Boat Song, Butterfly Jig, Buzzy Chanter and Pibroch of Black Donald. To play Buzzy Chanter, harps 2 and 3 play the "buzz"

Also titled "Rounds for Young Harpists and Harp Circles". Sixteen very easy but fun rounds, sure to please everybody. Great little tunes with lyrics and clever illustrations that will be fun for beginners playing solo or groups of any level. Ellen also added information about the songs, playing and singing tips, and fingerings to enhance the experience. Early beginners could be allowed to

TURLOUGH O’ CAROLAN was the most famous of all the Irish harper-composers of his day, and his music continues to be the most popular ever composed for the harp in Ireland. It affords a great deal of scope to the creativity of the individual performer, since only Carolan’s melodies survive. This book - the second in a series devoted to the authentic performance of all forms of traditional Irish music on

Most Popular Hymn Tunes.
The world's most beautiful and inspiring hymns, a joy to the ears, eloquently arranged for harp by Meinir Heulyn: can be played as miniature solo pieces or as accompaniments. 45 pages.

Titles:
Calon Lân, Cwm Rhondda, Mae D' Eisiau Di, Sirioldeb, Gwahoddiad, Blaenwern, Sanctus, Converse, Mawlgan, Rachie, Llef, Ellacombe, Hyfrydol, Crimond, Diolch â

A collection of 22 tunes, to mark the 40th Edinburgh International Harp Festival and the 90th anniversary of The Clarsach Society. Original compositions and arrangements of classic tunes by long-standing friends of both Society and Festival.

Titles:
FLOWER OF LOVE James Gray
KATE GRAY Isobel Mieras
FAREWELL TO NIGG Duncan Johnstone, arr. Cheyenne Brown
MARRY ME NOW Trad. arr. SIleas

This book by Deborah Friou is a collection of over 40 waltzes, minuets, sonatas and other music from the classical period, many of them well-known works. All of them can be played on lever and pedal harp. Over half of the pieces have no lever or pedal changes. For those that do, lever and pedal changes have been indicated. Fingerings included. This is a great collection for church services, weddings and

The MINERVA is another well-shaped pedal harp with great details. An instrument with a deep, expressive and captivating sound. 

Finish: Walnut or rosewood.

The MINERVA is another well-shaped pedal harp with great details. An instrument with a deep, expressive and captivating sound. The Minerva gold has 23 Karat gold leaf decorations.

Finish: Walnut or rosewood.

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ESME's Adventure
The girl with the purple harp www.facebook.com/EsmesAdventure

This unique compilation of harp tunes was inspired by a young harp player Esme Morris Macintyre from Kinnesswood, Scotland. Esme died of a brain tumour in 2013 at the age of 18. When she was diagnosed she was only 11. She wrote a

Yellow man is a sticky yellow honeycomb sweet made traditionally by the women of Ballycastle, County Antrim on the extreme north coast of Ireland for their great annual Lammas Fair Day. It would be made in great slabs which are then broken up with hammers and packed into little paper bags for the children to eat. It was a great treat!
This piece was inspired by the children’s song in

Renaissance Songes of the Merrie Jester by Robin Fickle is a cheerful collection of Renaissance tunes from England, France, Germany and Italy. This book contains music composed by Renaissance notables such as King Henry VIII of England and Lorenzo the Magnificent de’ Medici, the great patron of Michelangelo. Included are many dance tunes from Italian, French, Flemish and English sources such as John

For the discriminating and budget-minded beginner, traveler, teacher, or student, the 26-string Ravenna fills many needs with its affordability, reliability, portability, and most importantly its rich and satisfying sound. Its innovative design and construction techniques (patent pending) allow us to incorporate more features than are usually found in harps in this price range. Dusty Strings’s characteristic bright, full sound; tuning stability; even tension across the strings; and meticulous craftsmanship make the Ravenna 26 a great value

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