Modern art on a harp. Very minimalist music. Less is more. The image of the slow dance movements of the dance harpist plays an important role in the performance. Just look at this version on Vimeo. 5 pages.

The composer writes:

Work on the Trio began in 2019, for performance by Hiraeth Trio, a Welsh ensemble whose members were at the time studying at the Royal Academy of Music in London. The Pandemic and consequent lockdowns of 2020 had a profound influence on the character and direction of the music.

Movement I - Calmo, Animato:

A poignant introduction prefaces an energetic dance, largely

• 3½ octaves
• solid sapele soundboard and back
• piano dulcimer tuning
• 3½ chromatic octaves
• 16/6 configuration with a 6 course superbass bridge (16/6/6)

The piano dulcimer represents a great new concept in the dulcimer world - an affordable and simple way to bring the unique sound of the dulcimer into any keyboard player's realm, whether it is in a

• 3+ octaves
• 2+ chromatic octaves
• solid sapele soundboard and back
• traditional 5th-interval tuning
• 16/15 configuration

The D45 provides the dulcimer enthusiast with three octaves of sparkling, clean, and balanced sound in a 16 treble/15 bass course playing configuration. As an extra enhancement, we’ve inserted three upper chromatic notes to extend the

For 3 lever or pedal harps. A perky, fast, fun, jazzy piece. Has some syncopation and some glisses. Tricky but fun. A real winner for all ages. 1# - tricky levers - easier for pedal harp. Score: 6 pages. Seperate harp 1, 2 and 3 parts: each 2 pages.

Commissioned by the American Harp Society in Dallas, Texas. A duet for two lever or pedal harps. It is evocative of a beautiful landscaped garden, with the middle section containing an original Celtic melody. Key of C, no accidentals. Both parts are intermediate level. This piece was written as a memorial to Garry Barnes. The title and cover art appropriately reflect Garry's profession as a landscape architect,

Dedicated to the victims of the terrible tsunami that hit Japan in 2011, this piece represents first, the Japanese woman, secondly, the Japanese man, and thirdly, it's beloved people's resurrection, represented by their symbol of hope the crane...made in origami. This final, heavily rhythmic part invites us to both remember each life lost in this catastrophic event, and turn from that pain and toward the power of

These fun arrangements by Kim Robertson and Laura Zaerr are for ensembles of 3 harps, but also work great with only 2 harps. Parts 1 and 2 are for advanced beginner to intermediate lever harp players. Part 3, which is optional, is suitable for beginners. The 4 popular Celtic tunes are Arran Boat Song, Butterfly Jig, Buzzy Chanter and Pibroch of Black Donald. To play Buzzy Chanter, harps 2 and 3 play the "buzz"

For Harp Ensemble in 3 parts at Levels 3, 2 & 1

She Moved Through the Fair is one of the scores of the IRISH HARP ORCHESTRA (formerly the Belfast Harp Orchestra) – an Irish harp ensemble tutored and directed by Janet Harbison. While the Harp Orchestra arrangements are designed for Irish harps, they may equally be performed on all types of harps.

A unique collection of three books of Breton music composed or arranged by the finest harpists living in Brittany. 96 pages.

Artwork and design: Johann Guillon, Editions: Tristan Le Govic (2015)

Titles: Gavotennoù ar Menez (traditional, arr. Arzel), Heuliad dañs fisel (traditional, arr. Barbedette), Le Voyage de l'âme des Celtes (traditional, arr. Baronnet), Koat an noz

The Swallow From Suite No. 2 for Harpsichord,VI by Louis-Claude Daquin (1694-1772) Arranged for 3 harps lever or pedal by Kathy Bundock Moore.

A journey through mysterious caves in 18 pieces from 2012 for harp ensemble. Harp 1 and 2 are suitable for folk harp, harp 3 for folk or pedal harp.

Score

2 or More Harps flexible Ensemble Collection Vol. 1
Yes! It is flexible:

ADAPT IT TO YOUR ENSEMBLE:

Play harp 1 and 2, or 1 and 3, or 1, 2 and 3.
Play as few as one harp (any one), combined with one or more melodic instruments.
Play with large ensembles assigning each part to several harps.
Subdivide any part and assign, for example, only an easy melody line or an easy bass line