Carolan tunes arranged for harp and one or two melody instruments. Full and interesting harp accompaniments that support the melody instruments, making these great for performing. This unique collection is arranged in period style with the harmonies, ornaments and variations as they might have been played in Dublin taverns and Irish country houses around 1800. The original 1796 version of Carolan’s Concerto

This is a compendium of fingernail techniques, with 100 exercises, studies and arrangements to encourage players and students to learn and use the gestures from the Robert ap Huw manuscript, along with a few other useful ones.

This book will also be of interest to anyone who is intrigued with the music of the Robert ap Huw manuscript, as each of the gestures on p35 of the manuscript are explained and

Background - Note by the composer
A Welsh Landscape is dedicated to Rosalind Sharples. Painter, poet and harpist, Rosalind and her husband, the sculptor Chris Sharples, live in one of the most beautiful parts of Pembrokeshire. It was this landscape, showing the magic of Wales, which inspired this suite of pieces.

Titles and Performance Notes:
INTERLUDE 1 Adagio (35 seconds)
The

This very happy song by Michael Bublé is actually about a break-up. But you'd never know it by its bouncy, fun melody. And it is really fun to play!

Sylvia Woods has made two intermediate harp arrangements, and BOTH are included in this sheet music. The first arrangement, for lever harps tuned to C, is in the key of D (2 sharps), with some A# and C# lever changes required. The second arrangement,

Hannah Haynes’ The Birds: A First Concert Suite. Inspired by Scottish landscapes, this fun, varied suite can be played as a whole, or each movement can be played as a stand-alone piece. Linking passages are included to help with lever changes.

Not just a book of harp music, but a journey where you'll make friends with inspirational words and elegant melodies. Mary has written eleven thought-provoking poems and put them to music. All are playable as solo harp music, and many of them are playable on harps as small as 23 strings with a few modifications. Lyrics are provided for many of the pieces, but singing is optional. INTERMEDIATE LEVER OR PEDAL

A book of simple and relatively unknown folk tunes from around the world. Very good for students. Nicely arranged for harp – very enjoyable to play, lovely melodies. The majority are within the range of the 26-string harp with minimal levers. Very clearly notated. Many fingerings are provided as suggestions. 34 pages.

Titles:
Folk Tune Slovenia, Mecklenburgisher Bauerntanz, Altmühl

5 Solos for Beginners with a Story Poem 

Titles: Into the Woods, The Mistle Thrush, Fluffy Duckling, The Stream of Sparkling Water, All the Way Home

17 Sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti. 87 pages.

Titles:
Sonata in D Minor, K.9; Sonata in C Minor, K.11; Sonata in G Major, K.14; Sonata in E Major, K.24; Sonata in F Major, K.44; Sonata in D Minor, K.64; Sonata in F Major, K.78; Sonata in A Major, K.113; Sonata in E Minor, K.198; Sonata in C Major, K.199; Sonata in A Major, K.208; Sonata in A Major, K.209; Sonata in E Major, K.380; Sonata in G Minor,