Written to show the range and capabilities of the clarsach, and specifically for the clarsach (type of Scottish lever harp) The main theme of Sea Rapture is based on Reubadh-na-Mara (The Reiving Ship), Leig dhiot an cadal (Cast Off Sleep), a fisherman's song and an old air from Gairloch used in the Kennedy-Fraser collection as Am Fuar Bheinn (The Coolin of Rum).

ABRSM Grade 8 List B (Lever Harp)

Arrangements and Compositions for Celtic Harp by Anne Macdearmid. 43 pages.

Titles: Caidil gu lo (lullaby), St. Columba's Hymn (Caol Muile), Bhanarach dhonn a' chruaidh (The Dairymaid), Cumha Peathar Ruaidhri (Rory Dall's Sister's Lament), Bi Falbh o'n uinneig (Go away from my window), Och nan och, 'smi fo leireadh (Sad am I), Bo lurach thu (Sweet dun cow), Gu ma mear a charaid (Merry may the pair be), A'

A Carols collection, arranged for harp solo, duet or trio and for harp with flute/ violin.

Titels: Angel Gabriel, Angel Gabriel (harp and flute), Ding Dong Merrily on High, Il est né (duet), Il est né, Lulle Lullay, Infant Holy (duet), Little Jesus (with optional flute/ violin), Noel Nouvelet (trio), Quelle est cette odeur agréable (duet), Quelle est cette odeur agréable, Quem Pastores Laudavere, Sing

The Welsh title for this book is 'Ffarwel I Langyfelach Lon'

Farewell to lovely Llangyfelach is the song of farewell to his native village, sung by a young eighteenth-century Welshman. He had to leave his hometown against  his  will to join the cavalry. The sound of the small drum, that enticed many young men to fight for King and country, is imitated in this piece by tapping the rhythm on the

Tir-Nan_Og for Concert Harp.

This arrangement was done as a birthday tribute for Edward Witsenburg, the celebrated Dutch harpist, who is Professor of Harp at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague and the Salzburg Mozartium. The arrangement is based on two Hebridean melodies — Tir-nan-og (the Land of the Ever Young - the Celtic Heaven) and a working song Heman Dubh — a very old traditional

This piece was written after a request from Edward Witsenburg, the renowned Dutch harpist, as a companion arrangement to a previous work Tir-Nan-Og. It is an arrangement of three Scottish reels - Red House, John McNeil and Spey in Spate.

Red House: this melody dates from the 17th century. This version of the melody was later named "Where would bonnie Annie lie?" John McNeil was a famous highland dancer at

Tir-Nan-Og - Clarsach version.

This arrangement was done as a birthday tribute for Edward Witsenburg, the celebrated Dutch harpist, who is Professor of Harp at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague and the Salzburg Mozartium. The arrangement is based on two Hebridean melodies — Tir-nan-og (the Land of the Ever Young - the Celtic Heaven) and a working song Heman Dubh — a very old traditional

"Plucky Bunny's Harp Adventures" is the perfect series for the young student beginning harp lessons. It is ideally suited to Kindergarten through early elementary level students, and covers the beginning level topics in technique and music theory. Each book contains finger exercises, children's songs with texts, fun music theory lessons and worksheets, and even some composition projects!The books are paced

"Plucky Bunny's Harp Adventures" is the perfect series for the young student beginning harp lessons. It is ideally suited to Kindergarten through early elementary level students, and covers the beginning level topics in technique and music theory. Each book contains finger exercises, children's songs with texts, fun music theory lessons and worksheets, and even some composition projects!The books are paced

"Plucky Bunny's Harp Adventures" is the perfect series for the young student beginning harp lessons. It is ideally suited to Kindergarten through early elementary level students, and covers the beginning level topics in technique and music theory. Each book contains finger exercises, children's songs with texts, fun music theory lessons and worksheets, and even some composition projects!The books are paced

The Knappogue Medley is based on two Irish tunes, The Morrison Jig and Fill, Fill a Rún Ó. This version of The Morrison Jig has been used in Knappogue Castle in Co.Clare in the West of Ireland, and differs from the standard version of the tune in the B section. Fill,Fill a Rún Ó is a plea from Roman Catholic mother to her son to turn back from his conversion to Protestantism.

Popular Melodies from Around the World.
At long last, the book we have been looking forward to releasing for many years! Like all the "Famous Music for the Harp" books this is yet again another useful and enjoyable best-seller. Have a look and listen and have fun!  35 pgs.

Titles:
"All through the Night"; "Alouette"; "An Austrian Went Yodelling"; "The Blue

The famous Prelude in C. Specially arranged for Harp 1 to be played by teacher (leader) on pedal harp with Harp 2 played by harpist beginner on lever or pedal harp.
Harp 1 can also be played as a solo

Sheet music for the beginning pedal harpist with music from different style periods, for example Bach, Mozart, Schumann, Couperin and Brahms. Many well-known melodies are pleasantly arranged for harp. 39 pages.

Niveau: Intermediate    Harp Type: Pedal harp

Two Pieces for Harp from Rosetty. This book has a Spanish character with Bolero 2007 and Rapsodia. The music is written for pedal harp. 13 pages.

This comprehensive book of excellent Scottish tunes includes 70 arrangements by the following artists, together with extensive liner notes on each tune: Cheyenne Brown, Cynthia Cathcart, Nancy Bick Clark, Judith Peacock Cummings, Dominique Dodge, Rita Hamilton, Corrina Hewat, Ann Heymann, Nancy Hurrell, William Jackson, Alison Kinnaird, Sharon Knowles, Catriona McKay, Jo Morrison, Jennifer Pratt-Walter, Mary

7 arrangements of compositions by Beethoven for harp.

Titles: Variations On An Original Theme, Menuetto, Waltz, Sonatina in G Major & Romanze, Sonatina in C Major (originally for mandolin) - ABRSM Grade 8, Three Dances, Für Elise.

These pieces are transcribed for harp from the keyboard music of Henry Purcell. They are a delightful and excellent collection, and an ideal source of technical material, especially for independence of the hands. The first seven pieces in this volume are playable on the lever harp without further editing.

Titles are: Ah How Pleasant 'Tis To Love, Sylvia Now Your Scorn Give Over, Three Minuets, Aire,

This book is designed to provide information that will help you to create accompaniment patterns on the harp. Most of the examples in this book are in the key of C, but there is a section on transposition for those who sing in different keys. Covers simple patterns, the basics of self-accompaniment, theory concepts, chords, color notes, modes, and more. 

67 pgs. Spiral bound.