Debbie Vinick's arrangement of Here Comes the Sun is for the fully-levered harp with at least 34 strings tuned in E Flat Major. (With all the levers down, tune B's, E's, and A's to flat). Only two pages, it fits well into a gig book or music notebook. It is very playable and lever changes are written in red. It is best printed in color.

Debbie Vinick is a harpist, pianist, arranger, andteacher. Her music has a wide range of style including Celtic, classical andpopular. She plays and arranges music for the lap, folk, and pedal harp, andpiano. Debbie loves arranging music that is suited to each instrument and isboth enjoyable to play and to hear. A graduate of Eastman and Yale Schools ofMusic, Debbie has played with orchestras throughout the U.S. and in Europe. Shehas an active studio of harp and piano students and performs throughout theNortheast U.S. Please search her name for more arrangements!

Debbie Vinick's arrangement of the uplifting Beatles classic Here Comes the Sun is an easy version for all harps with 25 strings or more. It is in C Major. There is one F# and one E Flat that can be played as E natural if you don't have that lever. Fingerings and brackets are written in.3 pages of music. It is best printed in color as the lever changes are red.

Debbie Vinick is a harpist, pianist, arranger, andteacher. Her music has a wide range of style including Celtic, classical andpopular. She plays and arranges music for the lap, folk, and pedal harp, andpiano. Debbie loves arranging music that is suited to each instrument and is bothenjoyable to play and to hear. A graduate of Eastman and Yale Schools of Music,Debbie has played with orchestras throughout the U.S. and in Europe. She has anactive studio of harp and piano students and performs throughout the NortheastU.S.