Surely one of the most beautiful folk tunes around.
I have given it a lovely chord progression and it sits easily under the hands.
No further lever changes once set in G major (1 F# lever)
I have written a little introduction for it

Twenty arrangements of Irish, Scottish, and Welsh folk songs and tunes for lever harp, with and without vocals. Eighteen of the arrangements are playable with slight or no modifications on small harps of 23 or more strings with an F to G range and levers on B, F, and C. Introductions are included in songs written for vocals. History of the tunes is found in the front of the book.
Table of Contents:
Down By the Salley Gardens, Gartan Mother's Lullaby, Southwind, Gentle Maiden, Separation of Soul and Body, Samradh Samradh, I Wish I had the Shepherd's Lamb, The Two William Davises, Jock O'Hazeldean, Scotland the Brave, Baloo Baleerie, Weaving Lilt, Ye Banks and Braes, Bells of Aberdovey, Queen's Marsh, and Suo G�n.

Vol. IV contains the following titles, which are also offered separately as single edition on SMP and can be found on Youtube:
Irish Fantasy, The Joyful Birdie, Ellyllon, Saint Peter's Postlude, Celtic Hymn, Fanfara alla celtica, Amazing Grace, Under the Starry Sky, Salsamania, Peppiludio, Occitan impression, Irish Delight, Gartan Mother's Lullaby, Variations on "The Gentle Maiden" (Irish Folk tune), Berceuse.
The level of difficulty is different, most of the the lyrical pieces being easier to perform.