Harp Sheet Music By Title

Warn and lively music for flute and harp to accompany joyful events. These scores are arrangements of party tunes composed by classical masters.

In response to St. Patrick's Day requests, Mary Radspinner has come up with this collection of trios for harp and two C treble instruments. The harp parts are relatively easy, the melody parts are more intricate. These are both fun and versatile arrangements. For advanced beginner to early intermediate lever harp, also playable on pedal harp. 33 pages.

An arrangement from Curcio's "Duet Carols For Joy" series. The traditional carol "Go Tell it on the Mountain" for two harps. For advanced beginner level pedal or lever harp. Curcio manages to produce an interesting, flavorful sound while still being simple enough to be accessible to beginners. These carols are an excellent opportunity for beginners to learn to play with others at a manageable difficulty level. Separate inserts for harp 1 and 2, as well as a full score of both parts. 4 pages total.

A large scale work in late classical era style. Classic 19th century harmonic language. Several pedal changes. Three movements: I. Allegro Agitato, II. Andantino, III. Rondo. The Andantino is charming and would be approachable by an intermediate level harpist, but the outer movements contain extended scale passages, cross finger placements and other figures typical in 19th century keyboard style music which are not easy to play cleanly up to tempo. As the composer was a harpist, these passages are at least written with eight finger technique so they are entirely playable. 20 pages.

A show-stopping performance piece for harp ensemble. The final movement of Modest Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition" - a grandly elegant piece for four harps.