La Source (paraphrase for lever harp)
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SKU: A0.829283
Composed by Alphonse Hasselmans. Arranged by Alessandro Palazzani. Instructional,Romantic Period,Standards. Score. 33 pages. A work by Alessandro Palazzani #6273711. Published by A work by Alessandro Palazzani (A0.829283)."La Source" is a cornerstone in the pedal harp literature. Written in 1898 by the Belgian-born French composer Alphonse Hasselmans, this etude has become a favorite of all harpists, thanks to its tender melody and its rich and luscious harmonies. Now you can also play it on a lever harp.
This paraphrase preserves the two principal themes, the first in F major and the second in D minor.
The sections with the wider modulations are rewritten using original fragments rearranged in a new order.
The accompaniment is slightly simplified into arpeggiated triplets.
Very few lever changes are required.
Inside the book you will also find a reduced score (melody with chords symbols) printed on only two pages. This is a useful reminder tool for your study sessions and performances.
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