As recorded on his CD The Crystal Spring, Ray Pool brings us these six Celtic hymns in print. Each hymn is arranged in two keys, one for harps tuned in flats and one for harps tuned in C. Beautiful arrangements, improvisatory in nature and each is at least three pages long, utilizing the harp's full range. Intermediate level, with lush ringing harmonies.

Contents: Hyfrydol (Come Thou Long Expected Jesus), Ar hyd y nos (All Through the Night), St. Columba (The King of Love my Shepherd Is), Ebenezer (Once to Every Man and Nation / O, The Deep, Deep Love of Jesus), Slane (Be Thou My Vision), Amazing Grace

This volume combines Louise Trotter's "Three Favorite Hymns" and "Four Hymns Plain and Fancy". Each arrangement is two to three pages in length with easy-to-read notation. Some fingerings are included. The use of harmonics, glissandos and arpeggios to make these arrangements interesting and "harpy".
Table of Contents: Amazing Grace, In the Garden, Jesus Loves Me, Be Thou My Vision, Sweet Hour of Prayer, Softly and Tenderly, and Fairest Lord Jesus

A collection of gems -- some familiar and some are unusual, all are traditional tunes from Britain. The solos are superb and the ensemble arrangements are awesome. This book can be utilized by players of beginning to intermediate level. Keys of C, G or D.
Solos: Short-Coated Mary, Fear a'Bhata (The Boatman), Loch Earn, The Skylark, The Electric Jig (by Robin Ellis), and Munro's Rant.
Duet: Rosin the Beau (an exquisite arrangement).
Trios: Oran Sniomhaidh (Spinning Song), Braigh Loch Iall (Braes of Locheil), Picking of Sticks/Cuckolds All in a Row, Be Thou My Vision, Dargason, and June Apple.

Debbie Vinick's arrangement of Valentine is for the lever harp with at least 34 strings. There are lever changes on F and G. It is best printed in color, as the lever changes are written in red. This is a beautiful song for gigs, weddings, or just playing at home. 3 pages of music.
Debbie Vinick began playing the harp and piano at age 8. She attended Juilliard's pre-college division and graduated from Eastman andYale Schools of Music. She performs throughout the Northeast and has an activeteaching studio of piano and harp students. Please search her name for more arrangements!

She would love to hear from you! Ifyou have any questions, comments, or would like an online lesson, pleasecontact her:

www.harpistct.com

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When I was composing this tune, I envisioned staring up into a sky full of stars and imagining what it would be like to fly through space. The left hand of this song are entirely made up of 7th chords, which gives the song a unique flavor. There are 2 keys provided, C and G, playable for both floor and lap double strung harps. No lever changes required.