This song is one of Freddie Mercury's most popular ballads. The melody is tender and deeply moving. And the lyrics really tugs at the heart strings. This arrangement is in the key of F suitable for pedal and lever harps. For lever harp players, this arrangement requires numerous rapid lever changes, but it's certainly doable with practice. Hope you enjoy the piece!

This book commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Scottish Harp Society of America. It is a comprehensive collection of excellent Scottish tunes. Included are 70 arrangements with extensive liner notes on each tune. Some of the contributors are Cynthia Cathcart, Nancy Bick Clark, Judith Peacock Cummings, Corrina Hewat, Ann Heymann, Nancy Hurrell, William Jackson, Alison Kinnaird, Jo Morrison, Jennifer Pratt-Walter, Mary Radspinner, Christine Fraser Ramsey, Sue Richards, Cynthia Shelhart, Wendy Stewart, and Evelyn Tiffany-Castiglioni. Each arrangement has been carefully edited with careful attention to fingerings and placing brackets. There is history on each tune, biographical information on the artists, and extensive harp information with suggested study material. This book is a fabulous resource for anybody interested in Scottish harp music. A bonus is the original artwork by Renata Myers. This work will provide you with a lifetime of information, enjoyment, and repertoire!

Spring is such a magic time of the year. There's excitement in the air as flowers start blooming and bright new leaves decorate the bare tree branches. The birds sing their joyous tunes and the forest is once again teeming with life. Everything is awakening to a fresh new start. This melody is inspired by all the beautiful nature in springtime. There are two keys provided: C and Eb. Please choose whichever key sounds the best on your harp.