Duet for harp and trombone (or other bass clef instrument). Intermediate level for harp and trombone. Key of F major. No pedal changes in the harp part. Range for harp: B6-C2. Range for bass clef instrument: G2-D4.

The two instruments exchange between the melody and harmony throughout the piece. Full score as well as separate parts included in purchase.

This arrangement is for harp and flute, with an optional cello part. The cello adds some color, and is a relatively easy part, and it IS optional. So if you don't have a cello player to play with, don't sweat it. Your download includes the score, harp part, flute part and cello part. The audio sample was digitally produced.

Carolan tunes arranged for harp and one or two melody instruments. Full and interesting harp accompaniments that support the melody instruments, making these great for performing. This unique collection is arranged in period style with the harmonies, ornaments and variations as they might have been played in Dublin taverns and Irish country houses around 1800. The original 1796 version of Carolan?s Concerto is included in both solo harp versions as well as concerto form. The range of pieces include ancient modal harp airs (Bridget Cruise, First Air) to the elegant High Baroque (Mrs. Judge) to lively planxties as jigs and hornpipes (Planxty George Brabazons). The arrangements can be heard on Ensemble Musica Humana?s CD: Turlough O?Carolan- A Life in Song, performed on flute, whistle, recorder, uilleann pipes and harp. Flute and recorder parts are by EMH performers Lidia Chang and Laura Osterlund.

Harp & Flute, Recorder or Whistle: Carolan?s Concerto, Planxty Burke, Dr. John Stafford (Carolan?s Receipt), Planxty O?Rourke, Bridget Cruise, First Air, Sheebeg and Sheemore, Mrs. Judge, Eleanor Plunkett, Bridget Cruise, Third Air, Fanny Power

Flute & Whistle Duo: George Brabazon First & Second Airs,

Harp Solos: Hewlett (?Hulets Health? from Bunting, 1809), Carolan?s Concerto (from Bunting, 1796)

Traditional congregational singing renditions in four part harmony for organ with harp and/or handbell accompaniment. Lovely ensembles for Advent or the Christmas Season. Suitable for lever or pedal harp, and can be played by novice harpists. The handbell part is written for 4 ringers with 2 bells each, easily learned with a minimum of rehearsal. A melody line with chord symbols is also provided for an optional guitar or other melody instrument. Includes a full harp part and pullout organ and handbell parts.
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