Variety of tunes for intermediate players. Includes excellent introduction and general notes about the tunes, ornamentations, arranging, interpreting the notation and playing Irish Dance Music on the harp. Even though printed collections of Irish music are now widely available, the notation given generally only represent the bare "bones" of the tune. Adding your own ornamentations and variations is needed, but not

This harp ensemble is designed to be played by harpists of all ability levels. There is a contrasting middle section that provides increased interest. Towards the end of the piece, there is a fun percussive section, played on the soundboard.

For three harps, lever or pedal.  Key of Eb, no lever or pedal changes.  This piece has a great drive to it and is an energizing piece.  Uses the full

More tunes for intermediate players. Includes excellent introduction and general notes about the tunes, ornamentations, arranging, interpreting the notation and playing Irish Dance Music on the harp.

Composed in 1995 celebrating peace in Northern Ireland

BRIGHT NEW MORNING was originally composed as an ensemble piece for the IRISH HARP ORCHESTRA (formerly the Belfast Harp Orchestra) – a harp ensemble tutored and directed by Janet Harbison with up to 24 harp players performing in up to 8 parts.  This is the solo version of that

Harper's Manual for Year 1 of training. This is a harper’s first tutor starting from simple melodies with one-chord accompaniments and progressing to easy polkas, slides and slip-jigs. These are the manuals for the Irish Harp College training system which teach you how to make your own music as well as to place well-known melodies on to the instrument, and to be creative and social in your music-making.

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.

This book is a manual for the Adult Preliminary Course in the Irish Harp College oral training system. It is a supporting volume for live lessons with a teacher. This oral method of instruction is a structured approach to learning the Irish harp for students who do not come from the immersion environment of Irish traditional music. IT will teach you to be creative and to ‘participate’ in the

A complete tutor and companion for the Irish harp. A comprehensive course of study and an introduction to much lovely music spanning 400 years.

This book is a collection of English, Irish, Welsh, Scottish and American tunes arranged to the ability of the newer harp player. Includes chord indications, fingerings and lyrics. 34 pages.

Tunes include: Southwind, Brian Boru’s March, Suo Gan, Country Gardens, Parson’s Farewell, Oh, Susannah, Oh, Shenandoah, The Shearin’s No’ For You, Down by the Sally Gardens, All Through The

This book is a support manual for the Irish Harp College oral training system.                              

For the student:   It is a back-up to live lessons with a teacher

Spanish music. Arranged for harp by Susann McDonald and Linda Wood Rollo. Advanced level. 23 pages.

Titles: Noctorne - Gustave Pittaluga, Oñazez! / Dolor - P.J.A. Donastia, Cordoba - Isaac Albeniz, Serenade - Oscar Fernandez.

Collected transcriptions by Grandjany. Intermediate-Advanced. 

Francisque, Anthoine: Pavane et Bransles (from "Le Trésir d'Orphée")
Kirchoff, Gottfried: Aria and Rigaudon
Handel, George Frideric: Prelude and Toccata
Handel, George Frideric: Saraband
Bull, John: The King's Hunt (from the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book)

A collection of pieces for Celtic harp from the United Kingdom, arranged by Ank van Campen. 16 pagina's.

Titles:
ENGLAND: Corranto, Dance, The Fall of the Leafe, a Toye
WALES: The Minstralsy of Chirk Castle, Margaret that lost her Garter
IRELAND: Lament for Gerald, Plearaca, Brian Boru's March
SCOTLAND: Dreams to sell, Princess Augusta, Spinning Song from Lewis, Strathspey, Lady

Famous Spanish music, much performed in concerts. Compositions by Isaac Albéniz. Arranged for harp by Susann McDonald and Linda Wood Rollo. 16 pages.

This book by Deborah Friou is a collection of 56 pieces by the Baroque masters. This is a wonderful book to use for weddings and other elegant occasions. All of the music is fingered, can be played on both lever and pedal harps, and has lever and pedal changes indicated. Includes playing tips on accidentals, biographical sketches of the composers, a glossary of terms and tempo markings, and more. For

This wonderful book contains a variety of songs and dances originally written in the the twelfth through to the sixteenth centuries which have been arranged for the harp. The majority of the pieces have been drawn from the medieval period, and often existed in their original form as melody line only. All of the pieces in this book are playable on the folk harp. A few do have accidentals which require lever