This is a book of traditional songs that Sharon arranged for the harp. Again, it’s suitable for beginners and intermediate players. It contains one of the best arrangements ever of The Ashgrove. Includes chord indications. 27 pages. 

Titles: Blind Mary, Childgrove (1 lever change), Far From Home, French An Dro, Grandfather’s Clock, Planxty George Brabazon, Swedish Music Box, Kitty McGee,

A collection of gems; some are familiar and some unusual, all traditional music from Britain. The solos are superb, and the ensemble arrangements are awesome. Beginning to intermediate level - there is something for everyone in this book, great for teachers and students alike. All tunes are in the keys of C, G or D. 99 pgs.

Solos: "Short-Coated Mary", "Fear a'Bhata" (The Boatman), "Loch Earn", "The

Eight beautiful pictures to color, 6 new songs and 2 favorites. Immerse yourself deeply into the fine details of these beautiful drawings. Drawing is meditative and healthy for you, It might ever "color" the way you play the music. 

Titles: Windows of Paris (a shorter version if this favorite), March of the Leprechauns, The Old Homestead, The Flowered Kimono, The Wooded Brook, The Dove, Cabrillo's

Christmas songs are often very short. That is why Janne-Minke has made arrangements with variations. The variations allow you to play them like a real piece of music. The accompaniment has deliberately been kept quite simple, often triads in the left hand, so that you do not have to start practicing your Christmas songs in the summer.

A wonderful collection of songs to be played as duets by teacher and student.  Very creative - beautiful, romantic, new agey, a little jazzy and more.  All titles revolve around a folk theme, such as mermaids, sea horses, and more. One score of 52 p. and a Harp 1 book of 30 pages. Intermediate level.

Titles:
Castles in the Sand, Merrymaids, Kraken, Mami Wata (African Kora style), Water

"Music is a blessing and a joy that I feel should be shared" writes Mary Lloyd in the preface of her book of thirteen original contemplative pieces for lever harp. These pieces are fairly easy to play, and almost all are playable on the 22-string lap harp. All music is in either the keys of C, G, or F. This book also contains three original poems by Mary Lloyd as well as lyrics for four songs. 33

Inspired on a quotation by Moore.

"When first that smile, like sunshine, blessed my sight,
Oh what a vision that came o'er me!
Long years of love, of calm and pure delight,
Seem'd in that smile to pass before me"

7 pages.

Well developed duett arrangements. Includes the score and all parts bound with spiral binding. 75 pages.

Over the Rainbow, La Chanson de Claudine, Hermosa Mariposa, Prelude for Peace, Under the Double Rainbow.

Over the Rainbow - Written for the movie The Wizard of Oz. Our arrangement of this classic tune includes the beautiful, but rarely-used introduction. We also

Amid the Winter’s Snow is Suzanne Guldimann’s 3rd Christmas book. It includes 20 carols from the Victorian era. Lyrics are included, along with historical notes on the pieces. 48 pages.

Although Suzanne Guldimann has arranged these carols for lap harps, they are fun to play on any size harp. The range of the music is 2½ octaves, from a C up

A booklet with short pieces for 12 string harp. From easy to intermediate level. Levers are not necessary.

Titles: On Tiptoes, Walking on Clouds, Through the Keyhole, A Fairytale, Sneaking Away, Dancing Lights, Silent Woods, Fireflies, Miracles, Simplicity.

On her many hikes through beautiful fields with her husband Dave Sharon Thormalen found the inspiration for the songs in this book. The solitude of the mountains, surrounded by the beauty of the flowers, trees, rivers, creeks, and snow-capped peaks and gorges. The music in this book is a reflection of the many places they have been over the years. No accidentals. The book is set in the order of key, starting at a

Castle on a Cloud is sung by the child Cosette in Les Misérables. It is a hopeful song of her imaginary world where life is beautiful, and she is not subjected to the drudgery of her hard existence. Sylvia Woods has arranged this lilting song for lever or pedal harp. There are 7 lever changes in the piece, so it is for lower intermediate to intermediate level players. Fingerings

Well-known pop songs in nice arrangements for harp. In easy, intermediate and advanced solo versions. And in a harp and voice arrangement.

"The Lark" was originally No. 10 of a group of twelve songs that Glinka wrote in 1840 and entitled "Farewell to St. Petersburg". Mili Balakirev, born 1836, got to know Glinka in 1855 and admired him deeply. Glinka stimulated Balakirev to start composing. He has paraphrased several of Glinka's works, "The Lark" being the most famous of them. This work owes to Glinka the exceptionally beautiful and sad melody, and

These beloved melodies have been arranged in progressive key order so that the book can be played as a continuous set of background music at a gig. However, individual tunes may be selected as separate musical renditions and selections omitted as desired. These arrangements strive to capture the "flavor" of the original source works and yet retain a strong melodic component. The selections are derived from

A Ceremony of Carols, Op. 28, is a choral piece by Benjamin Britten, scored for three-part treble chorus, solo voices, and harp. Written for Christmas, it consists of eleven movements, with text from The English Galaxy of Shorter Poems, edited by Gerald Bullett; it is in Middle English. The piece was written in 1942 while Britten was at sea, going from the United States to England.

The piece was written at

The second volume of original tunes and traditional tune arrangements for the Celtic Harp. It’s a hodge-podge mix of her own comositions and tunes that are interesting vehicles for arrangement ideas, technical exploration or simply fun to play!

Content: Cloud Surfing, Klin Maeve Gilchrist, The Achiever/Sweet Catriona Rose

Linear Exercise: Fjellvåk

Triplets, slides and

Expand your Christmas repertoire with these 25 lovely medieval and Renaissance carols arranged by Suzanne Guldimann. Lyrics in both English and the original languages are included, along with historical notes on the pieces.

Although Suzanne Guldimann has arranged these songs for lap harps, they are fun to play on any size harp. The range of the music is 2½ octaves, from a C up to a