Using the full range of most lever harps, here are three lovely hymn tunes: Traditional Swedish Melody, (the words usually put to this tune are the lyrics of "How Great Thou Art.", Let All Things Now Living, and Fairest Lord Jesus paired with Jesus Loves Me. Flute part has mostly melody, with some harmonies and countermelodies. The book, spiral bound, includes the flute part within the spirals as well as pull-out.

Here are six beautiful pieces arranged for two melody instruments and pedal harp. The harp parts are very playable and easy to read. Dynamics are marked but in the revised version pedal changes are not marked. Intermediate pedal harp with a good amount of accidentals. INTERMEDIATE, pedal harp.

The pieces are: Adagio by Albinoni, Evening Serenade by Hadyn, Nocture by Borodin, Romanza by Mozart, Clair de

Stage II is the third book in the Harp Olympics Series. Material introduced in this book includes: three-finger rolled chords, advanced turn-around glissandi, three-finger inversions, sliding and three and four-finger arpeggios. In Games and Drills, students progress in sight-reading,improvisation and dynamic expression, and increase their vocabulary of music symbols and terms. Ties and slurs are introduced, as well as transposing.

The fourth book in the Harp Olympics Series, Stage III, introduces the student to four-finger rolled chords, four-finger pivots, arpeggio cross-unders, as well as basic pedal technique, etouffes, and trills. Students advance in harmonics, placing, and sliding. Many scales are included to enhance the student's playing ability. In the Games & Drills section, exercises boost the student's understanding of major & minor triads and scales, inversions and music terms and symbols. Primary chord progressions are introduced and the student improves in sight-reading.

Maeve was inspired by the 1923 poem "The Harpweaver" by the American poet Edna St. Vincent Millay. According to Maeve, this story is mainly about the power of maternal love and the symbiotic relationship between instrument and player.

This collection of arrangements and transcripts from the 2020 album of the same name aims to expand your world of music and deepen your connection to our beautiful

The second book in the Harp Olympics Series, Stage I, is designed for the beginning harpist with basic note-reading and rhythmic skills.

Suzanne Guldimann has researched and arranged 23 pieces of Elizabethan and Jacobean music that are believed to have originally accompanied the songs in Shakespeare's plays. The collection includes popular songs of the time that are quoted in Shakespeare's works as well as pieces thought to have been composed specifically for the plays.

All of the pieces in this collection can be performed on a harp with

The final book in the Harp Olympics Series, Stage IV, includes more technical studies than the previous volumes and the student should expect to stay with this book a little longer than the others. In Stage IV, the student studies advanced four-finger arpeggios and chords, directional placing, trills, glissandi and scales, harmonics, and etouffes. In the Games and Drills section, students study complex key signatures, chords, scales, and rhythms. Stage IV also includes a lesson in pedal technique with practice pieces. The Solos section includes some pieces requiring pedals, which are not suitable for lever harp.

Six original compositions by Vivian Jacob, inspired on Celtic music and traditional French dance music. “The Annoying Mosquito” can be danced as an An Dro (Breton circle dance) “Le Petit Jardin” is a beautiful waltz, written as a harp duet. The pieces are easy to play and nice to listen to. 26 pages.

Titles:
Fairy-Tale, Treintje, Le Petit Jardin, The

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.

As this is an advanced level book I’ve arranged the tunes in sets as I would perform them. I have also included ornamentation to give those with less experience of the Scottish tradition an idea of the kind of decoration and variation that might be used. As ornamentation is a subtle and changing thing these will not be exactly the way I play them every time! Fingering has been given for the less

Harp 1 part. Dromen (dreams) is a children's show for young harp ensemble and narrator. Delicate Misha is looking for the recipe for dreams, as his grandmother always made. Together with his sister, he makes an adventurous journey: he enters the time savers village, meet the mad knight Bisbigliando and stands face to face with shadow spirits. But will he find the recipe to make dreams

This collection contains 3 original intermediate to upper intermediate level pieces for pedal harp. The pieces are fairly showy, using glissandos, lots of arpeggios, harmonics and rolled chords. Songs can be played separately or in one unit as a concert piece lasting approximately 8 1/2 minutes. The cello part is significantly challenging. Also available separately as harp solo. INTERMEDIATE PEDAL

The Harp-E is a light, sturdy, compact harp with 24 high tension Silkgut strings. This harp is designed for carefree use by all age groups due to its sturdy levers, soundboard and wooden exoskeleton that safely protects the fragile electronics inside. The handy included stand is designed so that the Harp-E can be easily snapped into one of 3 height settings, making it easy to adjust the optimal playing position.