Surely one of the most beautiful folk tunes around.
I have given it a lovely chord progression and it sits easily under the hands.
No further lever changes once set in G major (1 F# lever)
I have written a little introduction for it

A Medley of Popular Sea Shantys for solo harp
Only one lever change at the beginning which could be ignored if you like.
Featuring Drop of Nelson's Blood (Roll the Old Chariot Along), Drunken Sailor, High Barbaree and Leave Her Johnny, Leave Her
Easy arrangement.
Has A Drop of Nelson's Blood recurring throughout.
I have used the Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends version of this shanty.

Arrangement for lever harp of the popular Christmas carol "Carol of the Bells". The arrangement consists of two pages and is written for the early intermediate harpist. It also contains harmonics

Written for lever or pedal harp these arrangements are highly evocative and with a full and rich sound, far beyond the usual standard editions for beginners. Nonetheless they are quite easy at playing and suitable for amateurs who can easily learn and enjoy them. Playable on piano also.

Written for lever or pedal harp these arrangements are highly evocative and with a full and rich sound, far beyond the usual standard editions for beginners. Nonetheless they are quite easy at playing and suitable for amateurs who can easily learn and enjoy them. Playable on piano also.

Debbie Vinick's arrangement of the uplifting Beatles classic Here Comes the Sun is an easy version for all harps with 25 strings or more. It is in C Major. There is one F# and one E Flat that can be played as E natural if you don't have that lever. Fingerings and brackets are written in.3 pages of music. It is best printed in color as the lever changes are red.

Debbie Vinick is a harpist, pianist, arranger, andteacher. Her music has a wide range of style including Celtic, classical andpopular. She plays and arranges music for the lap, folk, and pedal harp, andpiano. Debbie loves arranging music that is suited to each instrument and is bothenjoyable to play and to hear. A graduate of Eastman and Yale Schools of Music,Debbie has played with orchestras throughout the U.S. and in Europe. She has anactive studio of harp and piano students and performs throughout the NortheastU.S.