Intermediate level, in the key of C with one accidental on C. There is a meter change from the original 3/4 to 4/4 and then back to 3/4. The lowest note is G an octave and a half below middle C, except for the very last note, low C. Plum Brandy has a hint of jazzy rhythm with some soft syncopation. 4 pgs.

With PDLT, glisses, simple arpeggios in the student part. The teacher part is for pedal harp, and can also be played by an advanced student. The student part usually contains single notes or notes in octaves. There is also some simple harmony in 6ths or 3rds. There is a section of Prés de la table or fingernail sound. There are some wonderful notes in the back of the book about the selections which can be

Conondale is a tiny sleepy town nestled at the bottom of the Maleny Range in the Queensland Sunshine Coast Hinterland. It shares the wonderful Mary River Valley with other beautiful small communities, bubbling creeks and picturesque farmlands. The beauty and serenity of this area is always close to Rhondda's heart as it represents her family's roots.

Another beautiful composition by Rhondda. Intermediate level. 3 pages.

This Celtic style piece reflects the ‘Flickering rhythms of light’ synonymous with a lit candle. Imagine the scene in an ancient castle, with the flame naturally flickering to and fro, but then having moments of perfect stillness. Melodic changes in the music reflect this as the candle burns away. It is dying, but it suddenly seems to get a whole new energy for one last burst of

Rhondda wrote this piece for a solo concert at The Arts Centre Gold Coast (HOTA), Queensland. The concert series was called Fiesta de la Musica and in keeping with the theme she played a Tango. The audience helped het to choose the name of the piece.

Intermediate level. 4 pages.

This melody is inspired by a gently, swiftly flowing Creek. Where shadows dance between the sparkling colors of the stream. As water flows over smooth opalescent rocks. Where a leaf gets caught momentarily. Then moves swiftly on towards its destination.

72 pages, 47 tunes. Still the best beginning book around because it addresses the beginner from wherever he/she needs to start. If you have no music background, you can learn to play by number (as taught in college music courses and understood equally well by music novices and experienced musicians). Playing by ear or standard notation? It's all there. There’s an intro to dulcimer which includes how to hold

She’s busy….she’s capable….she’s feisty….she’s current….She’s an Urban Girl!

Play this piece with a fierce determination!

166 pages, more than 70 lessons, 123 tunes. Answers the question “Where do I go from here?” An encyclopedia of embellishments. Starts very simply and builds to such skills as left-right independence and two against three.

INDEX OF TUNES: Alexander's Hornpipe, All the Pretty Littie Horses, All Through the Night, American Rifle Team, Ashgrove, Aura Lee, Beautiful Dreamer, Bill Cheatham, Billy in

Named after a blue parakeet, this piece is a soft, gentle waltz in the key of C. Suitable for lever or pedal harp. Lowest note is A an octave and three notes below middle C. Intermediate level, with no accidentals. 3 pgs.

Simple solos for the beginning harp player, inspired by familiar tunes from the classics and otherwise. Contains harmonics, dotted rhythm, clef changes, glisses, 2&3-note chords, LH melody, etc. These are cute tunes, well written and easy to read. Students of all ages should enjoy these selections. Provide excellent teaching material. Titles are: Loonlight (Claire de Lune), The Crone's Crone (Humperdinck's-

Six tunes arranged for a duo of pedal harp and lever harp. A harp duo for teacher and student. The pedal (teacher) part is written in the spirit of parlor music of a century ago. It is lush and arpeggiated, easily sight read by the advanced harpist, and of intermediate difficulty, with the student part in small cue notes. The student (easy) part compliments the teacher part, and consists mainly of the melody.

More amusing pieces from familiar sources. For lever or pedal harp, these pieces are advanced beginner to intermediate level. In the keys of C, G, F, with minimal accidentals. Excellent teaching material that students of all ages will enjoy. Titles are: Tricolor Waltz (French National anthem, La Marseillaise), Doo-Dah (Stephen Foster, Camptown Races), By Yon Yangtze (Scottish By Yon Bonnie Banks), Kid Stuff -

Louise Trotter's wonderful, jazzy swing arrangement of the beloved spirtual Swing Low, Sweet Chariot is from her Sacred Treasures CD. It is for intermediate PEDAL harp, and includes pedal slides, glisses, jazzy chords and arpeggios. The pedal changes are marked in the music. It modulates from the of key E-flat to the key of F. There are no fingerings.

Cool, unique, jazzy, bluesy, impressionistic - all these describe the music in Joyce's Collections. These original songs were taken from the book "Valley Tunes."  Interesting repertoire, gigging pieces, or something different for recitals.  Also included is a performance quality CD. INTERMEDIATE TO UPPER INTERMEDIATE. 38

Original Music for Lever harp with a Jazzy Flavor. Red Sequins, Blue Bliss and Plum Brandy. Includes a CD performed by the composer for reference or listening pleasure. Red Sequins is a bouncy blues piece, while Blue Bliss and Plum Brandy are more sedate. The jazzy flavor comes with lush embellished harmonies.  Can be used for teaching, recital, background music. Wonderful