Music of Celtic Lands. 43 pgs.

Bretagne - Brittany
An teir seinn - The three ribbons, Al leanez wenn - The nun, Heskennour yaouank - Young pit sawyer, Ar c'hloareg yaouank - The young clerk, Joli cœur de rosier (harpe 1 & 2), Isabeau se promène, Mon père a fait faire un étang, La chanson de la mariée, Bosenn Eliant - The plague of Eliant, Ar

Breton music. 20 pages.

An Dro, Cantiques: Les prières, La Reine dans l'église, Laridés, Marches, Polkas, Kas A-Bahr.

Titles: Sleigh bells (russian), Snowing (german folk song), Ave Maria (Schubert), 14th Century chorale, Christmas Lullaby (italian), Gigue (Bach), Cradle song (Schumann), Halloween Pranks (B. Paret), Air (Purcell), Eriskay love lilt (Hebridean).

For all harps, except : Ave Maria by Schubert, Gigue by Bach, Air by Purcell, for pedal harp.

The pieces vary in level and are suitable for playing in

50 Short pieces from the Middles Ages, Renaissance, Baroque and Romantic Eras and Traditional Music from Brittany, Ireland and Others. In varying levels of difficulty. 47 pages. 

- Music of the middel age and of the renaissance
Alfonso el Sabio : Cantiga de Sancta Maria
Anonyme XVI : Greensleeves, Que ne suis-je fougère, Tanto zentil me mostri tua figura, La sola

This album contains songs from Ireland and Wales. It comprises traditional harp music, gathered from old collections and re-arranged for the Irish harp. Some of these songs are famous, like "David of the White Rock", that was usually played at the funeral of a bard. Six pieces of well-known composers wrote their music with no particular instrument in mind. However, the music is very suitable for the harp.

Beautiful, sturdy transport case with backpack straps and handy storage compartments. Suitable for the Camac Bardic 27 and the Weissgerber Seraphin, among others.

Level: Higher Intermediary players. Part 3 of the Carolan's collection.

Titles: Bumper Squire Jones, Carolan's Draught, Madge Malone, Planxty Burke, Planxty Brown, Carolan's Welcome, Sir Festus Burke, Carolan's Receipt, Madam Maxwell, Mrs Keel, Mervyn Pratt, Planxty Hewlett, Captain Sudley / Carolan's Dowry, Mrs Crofton, Fanny Power, Eleanor Plunkett, Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill, Blind Mary, Sir Charles

F.J. Naderman-Schuëcker. Studies and Preludes for the harp. Book 1: 30 progressive studies.

Suite de danses. 21, pages.

Renaissance Suite: Ricercare - Branle englese - What if a day
Suite of the XVII century: La Vieille - Gigue - Bransle Gay
Suite of traditional Celtic dances: O the full britches off stitches - The ships are sailing - Rory Og McRory
Theme Varié - XVII century.

De Harpware hoezen zijn universele harphoezen, voor heel veel haakjesharpen geschikt. Deze hoes is onder andere geschikt voor de volgende harpen: Camac Hermine, Camac Kadiou, Camac Aziliz, Salvi Aida, Salvi Prima 34, Salvi Mia, Lyon&Healy Drake, Lugerink/Van Loo Ingrid.

Eight new arrangements by Meinir Heulyn of altogether thirteen Welsh folk tunes.
Playable on the pedal or non-pedal harp, easily adaptable as indicated.
Intermediate to advanced level. 27 pgs.

Titles:
Four Welsh Waltzes; Sleep, my Baby; Yearning; The Blackbird that Roams the Countries; Fair Lisa; By the Sea; Sleep, my Pretty Child; Three Welsh Jigs.

For intermediate and beginning harpists, pedal or lever. Well-arranged, uses some tympanic sounds, simple to moderate arpeggios and some octave melodies in the right hand. 15 pages.

Titles: Adon olam (master of the world), Al tira (don't worry), Artza alinou (return to earth), Ata honen (how compassionate you are), Eli ata (You, my god), Esa enaï (look up), Evenou

Part 3 from this series of studies. Intermediate to advanced level. 26 pages.

Contents:
Chapter 1 - velocity
Chapter 2 - Alternate hands
Chapter 3 - hands independence
Chapter 4 - scales in various major and minor keys

Lolipops (Welsh spelling) is a collection of familiar Welsh songs arranged in four parts for pedal or lever harps. Intermediate. 12 pages.

Pop Goes the Weasel is a traditional English nursery rhyme and singing game originating from at least the middle of the eighteenth century. Counting the Goats is a Welsh nonsense song but great fun, as each verse introduces a goat of a different colour, starting