50 Mélodies Irlandaises Arrangées Pour Harpe.. Par WOODS SYLVIA. 50 merveilleuses mélodies traditionnelles et contemporaines irlandaises organisé par Sylvia Woods pour les deux joueurs avancés début et dur. Chansons comprennent: The Castle of Dromore * Cockles And Mussels * Danny Boy * The Gartan Mother's Lullaby * Killarney * Limerick Is Beautiful * My Wild Irish Rose * Sweet Rosie O'Grady * Warin' O' The Green * When Irish Eyes Are Smiling * Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral * and more. Also includes an alphabetical index and an index of first lines. Spiral bound. / Rép International / Recueil / Harpe Celtique

Arrangeur: Sylvia Woods. Par O'CAROLAN TURLOUGH. Arrangé pour débutant et avancé harpistes, cet ouvrage contient 40 des airs meilleurs par O'Carolan, le plus célèbre des harpistes irlandais et compositeurs qui a vécu de 1670-1738. Chacun des airs 40 a deux arrangements : une version du jeu facile et une version plus difficile. Chaque morceau inclut des indications de corde qui peuvent être utilisées par les harpistes ou autres instrumentistes. / Rép Classique / Recueil / Harpe

A hand-picked collection of the finest old airs and dance tunes from the Celtic tradition. The music has been arranged for easy Harp but it is suitable for Piano and Keyboard or most other melody instruments. A wide variety of styles and flavours are included in this book and it is a perfect addition to the repertoire of any musician who has interests in Harp Music. This represent the various fashions and approaches of musicians in Ireland Brittany England Wales Cornwall and the Isle Of Man.This edition is complete with a CD of professional demonstration recordings to further help you capture that authentic Celtic character.

Two dances for flute and harp from Peter Maxwell Davies' ballet Caroline Mathilde.A new instrumentation restores this linked pair of dances from Davies's second full-length ballet Caroline Mathilde based on the story ofthe eighteenth-century British princess sent in marriage to Denmark to the eighteenth-century milieu of the work's setting and musical world. The period manners - a gavotte in the first dance a gigue at the start of the second -are typically overlaid with the composer's Scottishness. In general the harp has an accompanying role but it comes forward alone in the second movement which ends with bravura from both instruments.These two dances were firstperformed in September 1993 at the Northlands Festival by David Nicholson and Eluned Pierce.Score and flute part. Duration c. 5mins.Harp part edited by Elune Pierce.