Harp Sheet Music By Title

You can always count on Louise Trotter for delightful surprises; with this book you get not only some great harp music, but delicious food recipes as well! Descriptive solos for lever or pedal harp, with historical notes and regional recipes. Music is intermediate level, and contains several accidentals. Full levers are recommended. These would make great teaching pieces as they contain a lot of variety and techniques. All music composed by Louise Trotter. 27 pages.

Ray Pool's second volume from his "Tea at the Waldorf" series. These selections are all original arrangements used by Ray Pool during his Sunday afternoon teas at the famous Waldorf hotel in New York City. Unlike the "swinging" tunes of this first volume, these songs are much more relaxed, romantic ballads. All of the titles are drawn from Ray Pool's "The Harpist's Fake Book." They are arranged at the advanced intermediate level, with some tricky pedal changes. Lyrics are included. 43 pages.

Teach Yourself To Play The Folk Harp is the most popular beginning method for people of all ages who want to learn to play the harp and may not have access to a teacher. This DVD teaches the student step by step how to play the folk harp. Each of the 12 lessons includes instructions, exercises, and folk and classical pieces using the new skills and techniques taught in the lesson. It is an excellent reference for any student, regardless of previous musical training. 44 pieces all in the key of C, with no sharping levers required. This DVD is recommended as a companion to Woods' ever-popular Teach Yourself to Play the Folk Harp method book. Book is 80 pages, spiral-bound.

Teach Yourself To Play The Folk Harp is the most popular beginning book for people of all ages who want to learn to play the harp and may not have access to a teacher. This book teaches the student step by step how to play the folk harp. Each of the 12 lessons includes instructions, exercises, and folk and classical pieces using the new skills and techniques taught in the lesson. It is an excellent book for any student, regardless of previous musical training. 44 pieces all in the key of C, with no sharping levers required. Fingering and placing brackets included. 80 pages, spiral-bound.

This theme and variations in the Baroque style is a technical and musical treat for the intermediate pedal harpist. Attributed to G.F. Handel and reprinted under the auspices of H.J. Zingel, this piece (for harp or piano) is truly a Baroque gem. The lyrical theme opens at a moderato tempo with a quarter note accompaniment and gradually increases in speed from variation to variation - from quarter notes to eighth notes, to triplets, to a rousing sixteenth note final variation. 7 pages.