Nice music in the style of Einaudi and Tiersen, however, easier to play.

Shortly after the piano compositions appeared in the "Songs of Seasons" and "Songs of Summer" bundles, many harp players also found the pieces very fun to perform. Because of course there are significant differences in playing modes and in sound between the harp and the piano, Donna has now edited a selection for harp in this book

This is a delightful collection of Renaissance tunes from England, France, Germany and Italy. Included are dance tunes from John Playford's English Dancing Master as well as Elizabethan love songs from well known English composers such as John Dowland, the royal lutenist, and King Henry VIII of England. Short biographies of each composer are included. Many pieces are suitable

This single volume contains all 20 transcriptions of what was played on the CD included with The Sing-Along Harper. The songs are transcribed for lever harp and voice (or any melody instrument). Chord names are also included. For those who would benefit from seeing the written notation and comparing that to what they hear on the CD, this can be a useful tool in learning how to make your own accompaniments using

This book contains twelve of the most lever-harp-friendly pieces from the three books of Dowland’s Songs & Ayres originally transcribed for voice and lute. The harp arrangements in this book, which are intermediate to advanced level with several lever changes in most of the pieces, were transcribed from the original lute tablature. Verlene has also added introductions, interludes and endings that

Schubert's famous piece "Serenade" is one out of a series of "Schubert's Songs" transcribed by John Thomas. Schubert's immortal "Serenade" was written in 1826. It is simply a lovely melody from first note to last. It was originally composed as an alto solo and male chorus and was subsequently rearranged for female voices only.

The circumstances of its composition as told by Schubert's biographer, Von

Level: intermediate

The 4 English songs with lyrics by Anna van Avalon depict an inner voyage.
The music breathes an old Celtic atmosphere.
14 Pages. 

Farewell and thanks I say to the dreams I had,
And welcome, to those who came instead…
to fill my life with colours, I’ve never seen before….

Songs for lever harp and voice. All the songs in this book can be heard on Verlene's recordings " Persephone's Art ." "Rendezvous with the Moon ," and "Dreamtime ." On the recordings, Verlene plays diatonic lever and cross-strung chromatic harps and is joined by percussion, string bass, guitar, flute and other instruments. The arrangements in this book are for lever harp and voice, but can be played just as easily

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

Intermediate to advanced level pop music for lever harp. Eb tuning is standard to facilitate the different keys and accidentals. Harmonies are true to the original composition, and lyrics are included. A dozen familiar songs by George and Ira Gershwin. 36 pages.

Titles: 'S Wonderful, But Not for Me, Do, Do, Do, Bidin' My Time, I've Got a Crush on You, I Got Rhythm, Love Is Here to Stay, Clap Yo'

This versatile collection can go with you from church to any occasion that calls for classy background music and beyond. Nice, large notation with chords written above the staff. Several songs have accidentals occuring in the melody that would make them more suitable for pedal harp but could be modified for use on lever harp. The left hand has lots of movement. Keys range from Eb (three flats) to A (three sharps).

This is a really beautiful collection of melodies and lyrics by William Mahan, who is an architect, painter, musician and jewelry maker. For harp or piano, and voice. Lower intermediate level. 29 pgs.

The title tune's lyrics are about first love with a lilting waltz melody in C major. We Were Just Children is a song in 4/4 and the key of C major. It was written in honor of Mr. Mahan’s sister,

Truly international collection arranged for the lever harp by the well-known British composer.
The blackbird - Wales, Mowing the barley - England, The keys of Canterbury - England, So far from my country - Ireland, Carrion crow - England, Ballad of Jesus Christ - France, The bells of Aberdovey- Wales, Robin Adair- Scotland, Herefordshire Carol - England, The hobby horse - Germany, Jenny pluck pears -

This collection includes twenty-six Irish, Scottish, and Welsh folk songs and hymns. Callison says "not all realize that often they can be one and the same. A hymn text has often found its home in a folk song and a secular text sometimes finds a home in a hymn tune. This collection has a little of both." 47 pages.

Two melodies, one is unidentified, the other known as “Mo Li Wa,” and familiar to those who know Puccini's opera “Turandot”, comprising a medley in C (no levers required), with several measured glissandi. 3 pages. Lower intermediate level.