No lever or pedal changes required for this arrangement. There are 2 keys provided: Eb and C. Feel free to try both keys and see which one sounds best on your harp. For some lever harps, Eb sounds better because you can avoid going into the bass wires. .

This is a beautiful lullaby by Secret Garden. The melody is soothing and has a Celtic flavor. This is arranged in the key of F and suitable to be played on both pedal or lever harps with no accidentals.

This is a sweet tender love song by Ed Sheeran. The arrangement is for harp solo and requires no lever/pedal changes.

This enchanting melody is very peaceful and calming for the soul. It is arranged in the key of Eb.

This arrangement is for double-strung harps and is offered in the key of Eb, F, and C. No lever changes are required in the song. The video is playing the song in the key of Eb using a 22-string double strung lap harp.

This is an original composition for the double strung harp. The imaginary is that of a mother saying goodbye to her son by the river. The story takes place in the ancient days when people travel by boats to faraway lands and it would probably be years before seeing loved ones again. The mother silently watches the flowing river take away her son until he is no longer in sight . . .

The song is in aeolian mode in the key of G. The range is low A (1.5 octave below middle C) to E (2 octaves above middle C). It requires one mid song D# lever change on the right.

This arrangement is for double strung harp solo. There are 2 versions provided: key of C and key of G. The key of C works well on double strung floor harps and lowest note is G (1.5 octaves below middle C). The key of G is suitable for double strung lap harps. There are 2 preset levers and one mid-song lever change required.

I first fell in love with Celtic music through listening to the group Secret Garden many years ago, and Poéme is one of my favorite songs of theirs. I get chills every time I listen to the hauntingly beautiful and deeply moving melody. This arrangement is in the key of C and can be played on pedal or lever harps with no lever changes.

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.

This song is arranged in the key of C with one set lever on the left hand of the double strung harp. No lever changes required within the song. The range is from F (1.5 octaves below middle C) to F (1.5 octaves above middle C).

This little tune came to me when I was sitting outside enjoying the sun and lots of butterflies were dancing all around me. There are 2 keys provided, C and G, playable for both floor and lap double strung harps. No lever changes required.

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.

This arrangement is for double-strung harps. There are 2 keys included: C and G. You can pick and choose which key sounds the best for the range of your harp. There is a preset lever required on the left hand side. No mid-song lever changes required.

This arrangement is for pedal or lever harp solos. There are no pedal or lever changes. It is arranged in the key of G.

This is an arrangement of Pachelbel's Canon in D for the double strung harp. There are 2 versions included: Key of D for and key of G. So whether you have a double strung floor harp or a lap harp, you should be able to play at least one of the versions. There are no lever changes required in this arrangement.

This piece by Maroon 5 is based on the Pachelbel Canon's chord progression. It is arranged in the key of C and can be played on lever and pedal harps. (The video showcases the piece using a double strung lap harp played in Eb key).