Harp Sheet Music By Title

Pachelbel's Canon in D arranged for harp solo. This is an excellent, full and complete arrangement for the advanced intermediate pedal harpist. Great for gigs and weddings. This arrangement is best suited for pedal harp, but could be modified for lever harp with the exception of one note below the range of a lever harp and some tricky lever changes in the coda.

The second harp part for Pachelbel's Canon in D arranged for multiple harps by Susann McDonald and Linda Wood. For intermediate level pedal harpists, however could be played on lever harp with the exception of one note below the range of a lever harp. Four pages.

This version of O Holy night offers an arrangement for every harpist. It includes a setting for High voice in F major, medium voice in E-flat major, D major and C major and a version for low voice in B-flat major. All include markings for both pedal and lever harp. The harp accompaniment is of "concert-quality" but is not difficult technically. The text is the original French text to Cantique de Noel. A singable English translation is included which adheres more closely to the French than the usual version. The familiar words to "O Holy Night" are also substitutable, but not included. Occasional fingerings are also included. 20 pages.

An animated capriccio in Neo-classic style originally written for harp and string orchestra. This version of the piece is for harp with piano reduction. For advanced intermediate to early advanced pedal harp. Contains many pedal changes. Harp and piano part notated in duet score format. 19 pages.

No harpist in the 20th century has had a more significant impact on development of the instrument than Carlos Salzedo (1885-1961). Famed as a player and teacher, he was also a composer of note whose works reflect his French origins and great support for contemporary musical developments in the 1920s and 1930s. This is a collection all harpists will want to own and cherish. Difficulty level ranges from intermediate to very advanced. This is a collective reprint of the Carl Fischer editions; folk songs and music by Handel, Haydn, Brahms and Anton Rubenstein as well as his delightful Five Preludes. All the selections bear a Carl Fischer copyright dated between 1923 - 1925 and include most of the verbal introductory instructions given by Salzedo appearing in the original editions. Includes a preface by Yolanda Kondonassis. 64 pages.