ISBN 9781609740351. Forty-six Celtic arrangements for folk harp solo. Includes Blind Mary; Berceuse (excerpt), Martin Wynnd's Air; Blackberry Blossom; Give Me Your Hand; Moon Over the Rising Castle; and more!

This original composition was made famous when Kim played it on an episode of TV's Beverly Hills 90210. It's a beautiful, lilting lever harp solo with a memorable melody that really stays with you. The quick tempo, grace notes, and syncopation make this piece suitable for advanced harpists. This solo has been recorded by Kim on Wood, Fire, and Gold.

You will love playing Anne Crosby Gaudet?s mid-intermediate harp arrangement of ?Let It Go? from the 2013 Disney film, Frozen. This large harp arrangement is in G Major and has two C sharp lever changes.

Arranged by Corinna Wong. 10 songs for 12 string harp range from F4 - C6, in which 6 songs needs no lever. Also suitable for 15 string harp or bigger harps. Beginning to advanced levels. Songs are in C major, F major, B flat major and E flat major. Please read Corinna's Note on the cover page before playing. Designs are kept in the basic for easy printing, to save ink and the environment. Black and white colour only. Total 27 pages. Pdf format.

Barcarolle by Jacques Offenbach
Blue Danube Waltz by Johann Strauss
English Dance by James Hook
La Donna E Mobile by Guiseppi Verdi
Rondo: "Le Garcon Volage" by Robert Bochsa
Solvejg's Song by Edvard Grieg
Sonatina in C Op.35 No.1 by Muzio Clementi
The Baby Chicks
Theme of Sonata No.11 by Wolfgang Mozart
Wiegenlied D.498 by Franz Schubert.

A compilation of ideas, suggestions, and helpful hints from experienced harp teachers. Contributors to this book included Stephanie Curcio, Sue Richards, Kim Robertson, Ellen Tepper, Derek Bell, Liz Cifani, Wendy Kerner Lucas, Louise Trotter, and many more. It was compiled at the Professional Harpers Gathering on the East Coast in the early 1990's. Sixteen chapters, well over 100 pages, and a complete index.This is an excellent resource for any teacher of harp.

Table of Contents:
The First Lesson, Group Lessons, Tuning, Relaxation, Theory, Practicing, Sightreading, Memorization, Musicality, Choosing Repertoire, Playing by Ear, Improvising, Sessions, Accompanying and Arranging, Orchestral Playing, Becoming a Confident Performer, Stage Deportment.