Harp Sheet Music By Title

An edition for harp and flute of Astor Piazzolla's "Histoire du Tango" arranged by Kari Vehmanen. Piazzolla was an composer of Argentinean tango nuevo, which incorporates elements of jazz and classical music into the traditional tango dance form.

This contemporary piece by composer Philippe Leroux is a really exciting work for beginner-intermediate pedal harp. With an included sheet of instructions on how to play the different effects in this piece, this work is a great study in modern harp effects for a pedal harpist or lever harp tuned in E-flat. Instructions in French. 3 pages, no lever or pedal changes.

In the How to Regulate Your Lever Harp series, master harp technician Steve Moss provides step by step instructions on how to service and maintain your lever harp to keep it sounding its best. This first volume of the series focuses on the Loveland lever, one of the most popular and widely used sharping levers on the market. In addition to clear descriptions of the regulation process, and lots of photographs and illustrations, this book provides information on common minor repairs, such as stripped screw holes, and also offers a section on basic music notation and theory information, making it useful for musicians as well as non-musicians. Format: print paperback. 77 pages.

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.

Any harpist who has tried to play hymns from an organ part can tell you just how unsuitable those typical hymn arrangements are for the harp. Here Ray Pool has collected four popular Lenten and Easter hymns and has arranged them in a way to make them accessible to all harps and all denominations. These arrangements are playable on either a lever or a pedal harp, as no accidentals are present. He also includes three different arrangements of each hymn so the performer can choose which version best suits their needs. No words are provided for the songs in order to accommodate the varying texts in various denominations. As an extra treat, Mr. Pool has also included hand bell parts for every piece. This book is fabulous for harpists who play frequently in church settings as they are so versatile. 12 pages with additional Organ and Hand Bells parts.