Harp Sheet Music Specials

A great collection of holiday duets!

Chopin's Grand Valse Brillante Op. 34, No. 2 and Valse Op. 69, No. 2 transcribed for pedal harp. Arranged at the advanced intermediate level for pedal harp. Many pedal changes, these are marked. 11 pages.

A Harp Trio for lever or pedal harp. Instructions are included for playing it with larger ensembles as well. The piece is simple - the harpists mostly play a single line, or one line doubled at the octave and there are no lever or pedal changes. Great for a harp ensemble of beginners. Full score: 3 pages.

A lovely dance in 3/4 time with a consistent rhythm pattern, a good melody and counter melody. Excellent for early level ensembles. Includes score and part for each harpist.

These four pieces conjure up the spirit of King Arthur's Court with sorcerers. court jesters, and regal processions. The pieces are easy enough for a harp trio of very young players. Great fun for students who want to play with their peers. Music includes a full score, and seperate parts for each player. Score: 6 pages.

Harmonics lend an ethereal quality to this piece for harp ensemble. Three separate parts are included. For a duet, play just the 1st and 3rd harp parts. Score 7 pages.

These five pieces for pedal harp and yet another incredible example of composer Jean-Michel Damase's ability to meld technical brilliance with harmonic and lyric complexity. These five pieces for the advanced pedal harpist are each two pages long - each piece has its own special charm. 11 pages.

Jean-Michel Damase is a French pianist, conductor and a classical composer. His skill as a composer was recognized when he won the Grand Prix de Rome in 1947 for his trio for flute, viola and harp. Damase is among the contemporary classical composers who truly know how to write for the harp.

This piece is an often requested work for the advanced pedal harpist. A great piece to showcase your abilities as well as being a beautiful piece of music. It is for solo harp and accompaniment.

Debussy's romantic piano solo is beautiful as a harp and flute duet. For intermediate level pedal harp. Some pedal changes. Artistic hand notation style.

Original pieces and some arrangements of popular music. Appropriate for occasions of any kind.

A vibrant and playful harp duet. Arranged at the intermediate for pedal harps. Pedal changes are marked. 8 page scores, 16 pages total. Each part is in full score format to allow players to better follow the other musician.

An arrangement for two harps by John Escosa.

A medley of well-known themes from the orchestral music literature. Arranged at the intermediate level for pedal harp. Great for gig work, this selection will be welcome at all sorts of events.

A fun, sonorous medley of tunes by the composer of early American popular music. I Dream of Jeannie, Beautiful Dreamer and Camptown Races. Artistic hand notation style. For intermediate level pedal harp. Contains some pedal changes. 8 pages.

This contemporary composition for the pedal harp was commissioned and composed for the 13th International Harp Contest in Israel. Composer Jan Freidlin (1944-) was a professor of composition and head of the Music Theory Department at Odessa Stolyarsky Music College before emigrating to Israel where he is a professor at the Tel Aviv Levinksy College of Music.

This piece makes full use of the range of the pedal harp, giving it a wonderfully unique, almost displaced, feel. For advanced pedal harp. Many pedal changes. 5 pages.

This method book begins with the basics of holding a harp and progresses to playing simple songs such as Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Blow the Man Down and Little Teapot.

These pieces come from the period in British history between the reign of Elizabeth I and Victoria. Their subjects are numerous - songs of love, and death, the turning of the seasons, stories of shipwrecks and near escapes and even Robin Hood's adventures. There are ballads, love songs and drinking songs. Fun to play and listen to. All arrangements are simple, and encompass a small range (2 1/2 octaves from C to G). Every piece includes the harmonies, which allows for a more advanced player, or one with a larger harp, to embellish the music very easily. Texts included where applicable. Would be especially good for medieval faires or renaissance festivals. 55 pages.

This composition, attributed to George Frideric Handel, though not listed in catalogs of his works, was prepared from a reproduction of the work published in Vienna by Mathias Artaria.