Summer's End for Violin and Pedal Harp in D.

This piece is written for a colleague friend of Donna who wanted to play new repertoire with her viola-harp duo. There is also a version for Pedal harp, Clarinet and Violia. The song is written with the (very) advanced player in mind.

The piece is only suitable for Pedal harp.

Written for harp ensemble Harppassion by Aimée van Delden. 

The piece has a playful and sweet character. With arpeggios, flageolets and tapping moments. It's been called Bittersweet because it stirred up a lot of emotion in Donna's husband, who recently lost a close friend. The piece was very reminiscent of him, because the piece is continuously full of small surprises. Just when you think you get it, it

A melancholic piece about being abroad and not being able to go home because of the corona lockdowns. It is written during our project Music Meets Poetry and now arranged for early intermediate to intermediate pianists and violinist. It's a very suitable piece to study vibrato on the violin.

Nice music in the style of Einaudi and Tiersen, however, easier to play.

Shortly after the piano compositions appeared in the "Songs of Seasons" and "Songs of Summer" bundles, many harp players also found the pieces very fun to perform. Because of course there are significant differences in playing modes and in sound between the harp and the piano, Donna has now edited a selection for harp in this book

Summer's End for Viola, Clarinet and Pedal Harp in B-flat.

This piece is written for a colleague friend who wanted to play new repertoire with her viola-harp duo. This is the version for Viola, Clarinet and Pedal Harp in B-flat. There is also a version for Pedal harp and Violin. The song is written with the (very) advanced player in mind.

The piece is only suitable for Pedal

Scores of all the pieces of the album that was released on november 1st 2020.

Titles: By Strangford Water, Bright New Morning, Leap of Faith, Fairwall Joel, Trip to London, Easter Snow, Lily White, Whelans and Janets Jigs, My Darling Bridgets Hand, Viking, Kyrie, Dance of the Water Sprites.

A set of six Scottish melodies, excellent duets for voice and harp. All have lyrics written by Robert Burns. The music is notated with fingerings and any pedal/lever changes. It can go from simple quarter notes to slightly more challenging rhythms.  Also contain interesting techniques such as an open hand in the left hand and finger muffles. Additionally, lead line with lyrics and chords make a handy

Pharrell Williams' fun, upbeat 2014 hit song Happy is from the Despicable Me 2 soundtrack album. It has become one of the best-selling singles of all time. Sylvia Woods has arranged this happy piece for solo lever or pedal harp. It can be played by advanced beginner to intermediate players.

AN ADDED BONUS: Sylvia has also included a very easy harp duet arrangement. Harp Part 2 can be played by beginning

Notated by Kantemir (1673-1723) this peşrev is credited to Derviş Mustafa, a composer we don’t know much about other than he lived in the seventeenth century.

The piece is a good example of melodic structures one can expect to find in the seventeenth century music, with a pronounced heroic and up beat atmosphere.

Beautiful haunting melody arranged as a solo for both lever and pedal harp. Written by Rølf Lovland (You Raise Me Up) and well known as performed by "The Secret Garden."

Originally a duet for violin and piano, this has been arranged for harp solo. Starts in the key of F and modulates to G. Levers are marked for the modulation in the lever harp part. Some parts are tricky, as it was written to be as true

- Fantasia On A Sonata By Cardon by Bonnie Shaljean for Lever or Pedal Harp Exam setting - ABRSM Grade 8 (Non Pedal)

- Sonata in F Major Opus 7 Number 2 by Jean-Baptiste Cardon for Pedal Harp.

Originally this is a piece from the operetta Orpheus from Offenbach. Nowadays we all know this piece as the most famous musc for the Can Can-dance. Mostly performed by a row of ladies with characteristic high kicks' and cartwheels.

Liszt’s Un sospiro (A Sigh) is the third of three piano concert studies, published in 1849 with a dedication to the composer’s cousin Eduard and later given descriptive titles. The virtuoso arrangement for harp is by Henriette Renié. 11 pages.

Pastorale and Sonata both are fairly unknown compositions. The Sonata is mainly inspired on the "Jota", an intricate and challenging Spanish dance. Written for pedal harp. These pieces are very suitable for a performance. Playing level: the Pastorale easy to medium grade, the Sonate is medium to difficult grade.

A passionate South-American solo, sounding like a typical pedal harp solo, but is very playable on a Celtic harp with only a few lever changes. 5 pages.

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

Advanced solo with eight variations. Key of F with lever changes and a busy left hand. Very impressive solo, good for teachers of advanced lever harp students.  ADVANCED, ALL HARPS.

This book by Deborah Friou is a collection of over 40 waltzes, minuets, sonatas and other music from the classical period, many of them well-known works. All of them can be played on lever and pedal harp. Over half of the pieces have no lever or pedal changes. For those that do, lever and pedal changes have been indicated. Fingerings included. This is a great collection for church services, weddings and

A stunning eighth album release from the Poozies, one of the most exciting and pioneering live acts on the folk scene.

The Poozies burst on to the folk scene in the early 1990s, founder members Mary MacMaster and Sally Barker (finalist of the Voice 2014) are joined by long established member Eilidh Shaw and Mairearad Green for this contemporary gem!

Their ability to fit in

Arrangements of popular melodies that are easy to play for the non-pedal or pedal harpist. Arranged by Eleanor Fell and edited by Linda Wood Rollo. For all ages. Suitable for Lever Harp. (Beginner - Intermediate)

La Donna e Mobile (Verdi)
Lullaby (Brahms)
Melody (Mozart)
Minuet in G (Paderewski)
Ode to Joy (Beethoven)
Skaters Waltz (Waldenteufel)
Strauss Waltz Medley