This pentatonicmelody dates back to the middle ages. It is performed as a slow ballad or anenergetic march and has many titles. Similar to the English hymn tune, Kingsfold,Star of County Down has been used for numerous Hymn and Christmas Carol settings.

Set in thekey of em, the melody is shared equally between parts. Each part is of equaldifficulty. The piece starts and ends with knocking on the soundboard. Dynamicsare clearly marked.

This All-American song in praise of baseball, ?Take Me Out to the Ball Game,? is beloved by girls and boys, men and women, old and young. This easy-to-play arrangement is for two to five lever OR pedal harps. The set contains Score, Harp 1, Harp 2-3, and Harp 4-5. Harp 1 has the melody, and has five lever changes (only F sharp lever is needed). The Harp 2-3 part can be played by one person, or split into two even easier parts (treble clef / bass clef). The Harp 4-5 part is optional and can also be played by one person or split into two even easier parts. Bennett says: ?My student ensemble plays this at a senior assisted-living home every summer, and the audience loves to sing along. We like to wear our baseball caps when we play it!?

Haley Hodson has arranged Edvard Grieg?s ?Morning Mood? from Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 for two pedal harps. This condensed version of the beloved, dreamy melody is a perfect addition for any harp ensemble concert.
Score and Parts are included!

A harp duet arrangement of A Million Dreams from The Greatest Showman. Recommended for intermediate level players on both lever and pedal harps (tuned in Eb major). Lever change markings are indicated in the score. For pedal harps, change pedals on or as you approach the accidentals.

Key: G major
Lever/Pedal changes: C#, D#
Range: C6 ? C2 (Harp 1), C6 ? G2 (Harp 2)

Full score and individual parts available in the PDF download.

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