Harp Sheet Music By Title

These six short pieces for advanced pedal harp are by contemporary composer Dennis Riley (1943-1999). Riley is known for being a serial composer (in the style of Weber). The notation of contemporary harp effects, pedal diagrams, and other symbols in this composition reveal Riley to have been a very much in touch with the harp's capabilities and harp notation.

Short evocative pieces for pedal or lever harp advanced beginners. Although these imaginative pieces are aimed at beginners, some of the pieces go beyond the most basic skills, such as the harmonics in Echo.

When you have as much teaching experience as Joyce you learn to be creative, as these imaginative arrangements based on everyday events of modern life vividly show. These are relevant pieces for the adult advanced beginner, and are sure to be enjoyed by all. Written for lever or pedal harp with well-marked fingerings. Some tunes have lyrics. 20 pages.

Kathryn Cater's 4th volume of music written for students on lap, lever or pedal harp has an avain theme. Clever and imaginative, each tune builds good technique and lays well under the fingers for the beginning harp player. F, C and G levers required. A few lever changes, these are marked. Most can be played on a 26-string harp with very few adjustments. Although geared for children, these are lovely melodies that can be enjoyed by harpists of any age or skill. 20 pages.

A toccata style keyboard piece by C.P.E. Bach transcribed by Marie Miller. A great technique buillder for the intermediate level harpist; this piece is a challenge to play cleanly up to tempo. This transcription has become a standard for intermediate level harpists building their skills towards advanced levels. Moderate amount of pedal changes. 5 pages.