Harp Sheet Music By Composer - Arranger 

5 beautiful Liszt pieces. For advanced intermediate level pedal harp. 24 pages.

These pieces are hauntingly beautiful, experimenting with various tonalities. The notes are intermediate level, however there are a great deal of pedal changes. 12 pages.

Angelus is the first piece in the third volume of Annees de pelerinage, published in 1883. This piece has both impressionistic and expressionistic tendencies, using the whole physical and expressive range of the harp. The whole middle section is embellished with bisbigliandos, which create an indelible, uncanny effect. Moving beyond Romanticism, the beauties of Angelus take effect to unveil, with layers of meaning asking to be peeled away, one by one, and will prove to be highly rewarding.

This transcription of Lizst 's E Minor Hungarian Rhapsody (Heroide elegiaque) for piano is enegetic and dramatic. Open octaves and tight chord groupings. Quite chromatic and some of the pedal changes are tricky. An impressive concert piece. Written at the advanced level for pedal harp. 8 pages.

A beautifully textured meditation. Franz Liszt was a deeply religious man, and his spiritual passion is evident in this lovely piece. The texture of the piece is mostly simple arpeggios flowing up from left hand to right hand. Could be useful for performance in worship settings. Written at the advanced intermediate level for pedal harp. Full title: Postlude #12 from Harmonies Poetiques et Religieuses. Includes the text of the Lamartine poem that inspired the work: Blessing of God in Solitude in French and English. Transcribed from the piano version by Dominique Piana. 8 pages.