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Charles Oberthür (1819-1895) was one of the best-known of nineteenth-century harpists and a prolific composer for his instrument. Born in Munich, he held appointments at Zurich and Wiesbaden before settling in London in 1844. At the forefront of English harp playing and teaching for the next fifty years he also maintained strong European connections, teaching at the Paris and Brussels conservatories, touring extensively and visiting numerous courts and festivals. His private pupils included Princess Stephanie (wife of Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria) and the Duchess of Wellington. In 1884 he toured the USA.

For pedal and lever harp! Beginner to intermediate level! Includes a play-along CD. Five new tunes, blues history, improvisation, wonderful and clever illustrations, hands on training, the four special scales! 108 pages!

Original concert works for harp based on five folk dances by Bernard Andrès. Can be played as a harp solo or the composer suggests the addition of ad lib percussion, no written out percussion part is available. Suitable for late intermediate pedal harp. Contains many pedal changes, these are marked. 18 pages.

This lovely little work for two beginner or beginner-intermediate pedal or lever harps provides a wonderful opportunity for early harp students to perform a piece in Renie's distinctive French style. This work could also be a duet between harp and piano - neither part includes any pedal or lever changes. Each harp gets the opportunity to play rolled chords, arpeggios and a quarter note melody.

Liebestraum (Love Dream) by Franz Liszt, arranged for four harps by Kajetan Attl and edited by Paul Hurst. This ensemble arrangement is suitable for intermediate or intermediate-advanced pedal harpists.