One of the oldest European carols still performed today, this Irish carol is arranged for intermediate harp duo, with optional beginner harp part.
With quite a few lever changes, percussive tapping, glissando, and yummy chords.
See also "The Wexford Carol for Flute and Harp (Duet version) - click below and its at the bottom of the page.
Arranged for 3 early intermediate harps, with an optional cello line. This carol has a bold, joyful character - often named as a traditional Ukrainian carol, but it is composed by Mykola Leontovych.
Each harp part has a few lever changes, and the occasional harmonic, but is straight forward in rhythm, and melody lines.
Score, parts and audios (one for harp trio and one for full ensemble) included.
Seven well loved carols including : Once in Royal David's City, Silent Night, Away in a manger (2 versions), We wish you a Merry Christmas, The First Nowell, O Come all Ye Faithful. Arranged with one key change from G major to C major and back to G major. The beginner harp part carries the melody throughout, while the two intermediate parts share melody and accompaniment.
Three early carols ' A Babe is Born all of a Maid' (English) ' Maoz T'zur' ('Rock of Ages', Hebrew) and 'Mitt Hjerte Alltid Vanker' (My Heart Always Wanders Back to Jesus', Danish) are a very comfortable and enjoyable play for one beginner and two intermediate harpists. Just a couple of lever changes in the last tune.
Optional cello part included as well!
These beautiful and peaceful carols - "Exaultation", "Star in the East", and "The Babe of Bethleham" have been arranged for beginner and early intermediate harpists. The melody and harmonies are shared equally between the parts.
A medley of Christmas songs .... Joy to the World, In the Bleak Midwinter, We Three Kings, Dona Nobis Pacem, Oh Christmas Tree and Jingle Bells.
We wanted to spruce up Greensleeves a little ... and I love the old Latin songs like Gaudete! So here is the Greensleeves/Gaudete mix!
It is a bit of a challenge moving from one to the other, but nothing too nasty - and we all like to sing the Gaudete chorus, so that helps to ease the transition!