This is a collection of beautifully arranged holiday songs for harp duet. With this eBook, you receive the scores, the Harp I parts and the Harp II parts. The Harp I parts are for lever harp, and of course can also be played on pedal harp. The Harp II parts are lap harp friendly, and generally easier than the Harp I parts.

The audio sample is an excerpt of "Carol Of The Bells." It was digitally produced.

So that you can see sample pages here, I have included the first pages of five of the scores. When you click on "view sample" you will see these. When you purchase the download, you can just ignore these pages.

This collection contains Away In A Manger, Bring A Torch, Jeannette, Isabella, Carol Of The Bells, Ding! Dong! Merrily On High, Here We Come A-Wassailing, Pachelbel's Canon, It Came Upon The Midnight Clear, Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming, O Holy Night and Silent Night.

This duet is from my book "Gentility, 24 Harp Duets." This download includes the score, Harp I and Harp II. Harp I part is the most difficult, and can be played on lever or pedal harp. Harp II part is generally easier, and lap harp friendly. So this duet is suitable for student/teacher duet practice, and for almost any combination of two harp players. Or even an ensemble with several playing each part. The audio sample was digitally produced.

The complete eBook of 24 duets is also available here on Sheet Music Plus.

For harp music (originals and arrangements), harp learning materials, harp with other instruments (clarinet, Native American flute, mandolin, flute), Native American flute learning materials, piano music (originals and arrangements) and much more, visit my website.

This famous Shaker ?quick dance? has many names includingTis a Gift to be Simple, Simple Gifts, and Lord of the Dance.Aaron Copland included the melody in his ballet, Appalachian Spring(1944). Arrangements of Simple Gifts has been sung at three US PresidentialInaugurations (1985, 1993 and 2009).



The Multi-level pieces were initially arranged in an AVersion. When that was completed, it was then simplified to form the BVersion. The B Version has thinner linesand allows more time for placing the fingers. The purpose is to permit harpistsof various playing levels to enjoy performing together.

In the key of D, the melody is divided evenly between parts. There are nopedal or lever changes. Dynamics are clearly marked. Shaker songs were quite sungoften in rounds.

You will receive the Score, Harp I, andHarp II.