Harp Sheet Music By Title

Born in 1941 in Belfort France, near the Swiss and German, Bernard Andres studied at the Conservatoires of Besancon, Strasburg and Paris, where he won a first prize for harp. He was engaged as a soloist in the Orchestre Philarmonique de Radio-France, while pursuing a composing career as well. Bernard Andres is today a leading composer of music for the harp. He writes in a variety of styles for harpists of all skill levels, and has developed his own notation style and a number of special harp effects. Andres is also a noted teacher who has influenced an entire generation of French harpists. His books are well-known required repertoire for most harp students in France, and are great for recitals.

The Golden Goose/Pratt

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, but the harp part can be played alone and be just as effective. For advanced pedal harp. Contains many accidentals.

Both harp parts for Suite 1 of Maurice Ravel's 1912 work Daphnis et Chloe. Suite 1 includes extracts from Ravel's original ballet score, composed for Sergei Diaghilev's Ballet Russes and choreographed by Michel Fokine. The harp parts display Ravel's typical skill with harp music, incorporating harmonics and glissandos among other figures.

An arrangement from Curcio's "Duet Carols For Joy" series. The traditional carols "Deck the Halls" and "Fum, Fum, Fum." for duo harps. 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. 6 pages total.