Written during the second occurrence of lock down in Auckland, New Zealand, and in appreciation of the small wonders around us, \"Ten Duets for Lever Harp\" is a series of independent short pieces ? each between 1 and 2 minutes in duration, each with its own unique mood.

Little snippets of lock down life?. The Comfy Couch, The Bumblebee, Dancing in the Gentle Breeze? in a range of genres, with a few lever changes, and technical challenges, aimed at the intermediate harpist. These pieces also explore some different harp techniques such as glissandos, xylophonics, harp percussion, and harmonics effects.

The score has both parts written in an easy to see format.

These Multi-level pieces were initially arranged in an A Version. When thatwas completed, it was then simplified to form a B Version. The B Version has thinner lines and allowsmore time for placing the fingers. The purpose is to permit harpists of variousplaying levels to enjoy performing together.

This is a cool, relaxed, swaying in the breeze four verse arrangement ofa Caribbean favorite in the key of D. The stopped off-beats throughout thepiece sound like the waves gently lapping against a boat. The melody is equallydivided between parts. Dynamics are clearly marked.