Canon in D arranged especially for the advanced/intermediate player with a 23-26 string harp (C-to-C). 4 pages. Ideal page turning spot is on page 2. There are two lever changes, and some fingering suggestions have been included. Available also on this site is a version in the key of C for small harp, with no lever changes.

Video tutorials to aid your learning are available at youtube.com/tiffanyschaeferharp and patreon.com/tiffanyharpandsong

Canon in C arranged especially for the advanced/intermediate player with a 23-26 string small harp (C-to-C). 4 pages. Ideal page turning spot is on page 2. This has been adapted from my arrangement of Canon in D for small harp, also available on this site. The lever changes have been taken out, making this perfect for a lever-less harp tuned in C. Some fingering suggestions have been included. The video you'll hear is of Canon in D for small harp.

?Annie?s Song? is a John Denver classic that people will be so excited to hear on the harp! It?s the perfect opportunity to hone your technique and learn a really fun piece that fits so nicely in the hands. Difficulty Level and Skills Required: Late-intermediate. Left hand consists of a few different patterns , rolled chords, and overlapping brackets. Right hand carries the melody line with some quick placing, downward arpeggios and rolled chords. There are several complex rhythmic sections in the piece, but no lever changes! Type of Harp: Big harp version is for 33 string harps or larger, but small harp version works for 26 string harps or larger. Range: For big harps: lowest note is E one and a half octaves below middle C, highest note is E just more than two octaves above middle C. For small harps: lowest note is D almost one octave below middle C, highest note is E just more than two octaves above middle C. Levers/Pedals: In the key of D major (F#s and C#s needed). No lever changes in piece. What's Included: PDF download of 7 pages. Fingering and bracketing are included.