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

Rachel Hair - Mostly Scottish Harp Volume 1: Rachel Hair is one of one of Scotland's finest young players of the Clarsach, the traditional Harp. This is her first book and it features Scottish, Irish, Manx & original tunes arranged for Celtic Harp. There are 17 tunes ranging from lower-intermediate to advanced level. Including fingering suggestions. 28 pages.

Titles:
The Heights Of Cassino,

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.

The melody 'Looking at a Rainbow Through a Dirty Window' is already in high demand. Rachel Hair has made a beautiful arrangement of this beautiful melody. This book contains the original melody, plus a simple arrangement for harp and also an arrangement for advanced harpists.

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

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

Tangled is Disney's popular animated film from 2010, based on the German fairy taleRapunzel. This sheet music includes two songs from the movie, arranged for lever or pedal harp by Sylvia Woods: I See the Light and Healing Incantation. Both pieces include lyrics, fingerings, and lever or pedal changes.

I

After very successful studies in Glasgow, Rachel is praised as a Celtic Harp specialist, both as a composer and teacher. She is a highly sought after artist, with tours and performances in the US, Europe and beyond. After having released 4 critically acclaimed albums, this latest addition was recorded with her current musical partner Ron Jappy. Ron, originally a violin player, graduated from the Royal

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

Geschikt voor Lutgerink/Van Loo harpen, model Ingrid.

Although the Isle of Man shares a Gaelic language and many other cultural influences with Scotland and Ireland, it has never had a tradition of harping. Rachel Hair had some pioneering to do when she started as a harp tutor on the island in 2011. She har arranged many Manx tunes for her students which she has learnt from collections both old and new and from local Manx musicians. This book

20 arrangements, from elementary – advanced from Scotland, the Isle of Man, Cornwall, Ireland and Rachel’s own compositions.

• The Last Captain
• Chyndaa yn Bwoailley
• Muineira do Chao
• Arrane ny Niee
• Cameron Donald’s
• Boscastle Breakdown
• Tune for Esme (from Tri album)
• Fhuair mi Nead na Gurra-gùig
• Ali Bobo
• Mo

Elementary-advanced level harp arrangements of original and traditional Celtic tunes, some of which are on the albums No More Wings, The Lucky Smile and Hubcaps and Potholes. 34 pages.

Fingering: The fingering in this music is the fingering I use when playing these tunes. Please try it, but if it doesn’t work for you, you don’t have to use it.
Dynamics: I have chosen not to include any

The Flower Duet is from the 1883 opera Lakmé by Leo Delibes. Normally sung by 2 women, Sylvia has arranged this lovely song for solo harp. Although you may not be familiar with the title of his lyrical piece, you have probably heard it in TV commercials or movies. The sheet music includes two 2-page versions, both in the key of A (3

George Harrison's While My Guitar Gently Weeps was first released on the White Album of the Beatles from 1968. Sylvia Woods has made three 2-page solo harp arrangements of this song, all included in one book.

A. Arrangement for hook harp in the key of A minor. Modulates to A major. There are only 4 lever changes in the music, and these are all C or C # changes.

B. Arrangement for hook harps

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.

The Companion CD includes the pieces from Sylvia Woods' book: "Hymns and Wedding Music". The Companion CD will assist harp players learning the pieces in these books. Since many of you will want to "play along" as you are learning,

Sylvia has recorded most of the pieces slower than they are usually played, and as "straight" as possible, with little or no expression or rhythmic variations. In the books each

The second volume of Claasagh. Harp arrangements of tradiotinal and new Manx tunes. Inspirational as a composer, performer and teacher, her arrangements have the uncanny ability to reveal the subtleties of Manx music for everyone, to shape a sense of something new and old at the same time.

Since the first volume of Claasagh was published, Manx traditional music has well and truly made its mark at festivals