Sonata in G - from Sonata No. 5 for flute & keyboard
Sonata in C - from Sonata No. 6 for flute & keyboard

By James Hook, arranged for Flute and Harp by Jane Groves. The harp part has been edited by Ben Creighton Griffiths

Sonata in G - from Sonata No. 3 for flute & keyboard
Sonata in C - from Sonata No. 4 for flute & keyboard

By James Hook, arranged for Flute and Harp by Jane Groves. The harp part has been edited by Ben Creighton Griffiths

Sonata in G - from Sonata No. 1 for flute & keyboard
Sonata in C - from Sonata No. 2 for flute & keyboard

James Hook (1746-1827), composed over 2,000 songs as well as many stage works, cantatas, concertos and chamber pieces. His chamber music included a set of six sonata for flute and keyboard written around

A nice duet for harp and flute by Hendrik Andriessen. The book contains the harp part of 8 pages and a separate flute part of 2 pages.

Delightful Latin rhythms with percussion parts! For flute and harp. Percussion parts included.
From the Foreword written by the composer:
The “Waltz in E Minor” is influenced by the beautiful Venezuelan waltzes and is meant to be played with a good deal of rubato, which renders it pretty unsuitable for dancing to - at least in any unrehearsed way.
I do hope, though, that the “Five

Delightful Latin rhythms with percussion parts! For flute and harp. Percussion parts included.
From the Foreword written by the composer:
The “Waltz in E Minor” is influenced by the beautiful Venezuelan waltzes and is meant to be played with a good deal of rubato, which renders it pretty unsuitable for dancing to - at least in any unrehearsed way.
I do hope, though, that the “Five

Duets for small harp and flute. Playable on 20 strings harps with a range from G3 to E6 and a concert flute in C or any other C-instrument. The flute parts are arranged by Ed Bradburn. 

Titles: Changes, In the Woods, The Rippling Water, The Pond, Seaside, Golden Morning, Frostflowers.

Four elabourous Sonata pieces. 43 pages.

Titles: Sonata1 in D major, Sonata 2 in G major, Sonata 3 in F major, Sonata 4 in F major.

This is a transcription of the Mozart concerto for flute and harp arranged for just the two instruments. It leaves all the soli sections intact, but also includes a transcription of all the orchestral passages. The arranger also took the traditional approach of including original cadenzas in the style of the period.

Based on traditional melodies from Wales, France and England, these settings explore the spirit of Christmas, embracing feelings of peace, contemplation, joy and jubilation. The carols can be performed separately or as a suite.

Intermediate Level. 16 pages.

Titles:
On the Road to Bethlehem, The Child is Born in Bethlehem, I Saw Three Ships

The composer writes:

Work on the Trio began in 2019, for performance by Hiraeth Trio, a Welsh ensemble whose members were at the time studying at the Royal Academy of Music in London. The Pandemic and consequent lockdowns of 2020 had a profound influence on the character and direction of the music.

Movement I - Calmo, Animato:

A poignant introduction prefaces an energetic dance, largely

This edition of Antonio Vivaldi’s sonata RV44 in A minor for cello and basso continuo is a version adapted for bassoon or cello and harp. In this edition, all notations (dynamics, phrasing, fingerings, pedaling, etc.) should be seen as suggestions, as baroque music allows many ways for interpretation.

A fine choice for recital programmes.

Arranged and edited by Delphine Constantin-Reznik

Fairly straight-forward arrangements of Rumanian Dances. The only exception is a counterpoint in Danse du Chale in a style that is consistent with the rest. The five pieces included here are not very difficult, and can be quickly added to your repertoire. Evening in the Village is very delicate and transparent, and is quite lovely. Pedal notations (not very tricky) have not been included except for the

"This Is My Father's World", "Amazing Grace/Inisheer", and "Morning Has Broken", all in the key of G. These beautiful, familiar tunes lend themselves well to the combination of instruments selected. There are no tricky rhythms or techniques, so busy musicians can work them up with little preparation. The harp part has two formats: intermediate level for full range lever harp, and a beginner arrangement for

Duo for flute and harp, composed for harpist Phia Berghout and flutist Hubert Barwahser. 

The first six titles from this collection of twelve of the best-known pieces for this important occasion. Ideal also for concerts, background music and functions or for study and reference. Compiled and arranged by Meinir Heulyn. Flute part edited by Katey Thomas. Intermediate to advanced level. 

Titles:
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring - J.S. Bach, Arrival of the Queen of Sheba - G.F. Handel, The

Traditionals, arranged for Flute and Harp by Jane Groves. The harp part has been edited by Ben Creighton Griffiths

Titles:
The Rising of the Sun, Bring Forth the Harp, She Must Be Mine, The King's Delight, The Bells of Aberdovey, Cambria

Intermediate traditional arrangements of favorite Scottish songs and dance tunes. Sunita designed for this for casual performance with little rehearsal time in mind. Lyrics, chords, and separate flute part are included. Ornaments, no accidentals, keys of Am, G, C, Bb, and D. Ye Banks and Braes, Flow Gently, Sweet Afton, John Anderson, My Jo, Mingulay Boat Song, Mairi's Wedding, Lochaber No More, Cutting Bracken,