Harp Sheet Music By Title

The Tiny Beon transcription of the Passacaille by Handel. A set of fifteen variations, each just four measures long. Each variation concentrates on a certain technical skill such as harmonics, simple arpeggios for both hands, scales, turns, or rhythmic device such as dotted rhythms, triplets. For intermediate pedal harpists. A good technique and agility builder for the up and coming student or a useful set of warm-ups for any intermediate to advanced pedal harpist. 3 pages.

A lovely solo composition by harpist and teacher Marcel Grandjany for intermediate lever or pedal harp.

An arrangement from Curcio's "Duet Carols For Joy" series. for two harps. The energetic "Pat a Pan" tune arranged harp duet. For 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.

The basics of the Salzedo Method, as introduced by Carlos Salzedo and Lucile Lawrence in The Method for the Harp, are reinforced in this book of music and exercises from Lucile Lawrence. The Pathfinder covers music theory basics and harp techniques such as scales, intervals, enharmonics, modulations, arpeggios , and glissandos in a very concise format. The second half of this book includes twenty preludes which incorporate the introduction to some of the many harp symbols and techniques used by today's harpists. Most appropriate for those studying pedal harp, but a supplement for lever harp is included as well. Beginning to early intermediate level. 37 pages.

French composer Gabriel Faure original wrote this "Pavane" in 1887 for orchestra and hidden chorus. This arrangement by Bernard Andres makes this hauntingly beautiful work available to the intermediate pedal harpist.