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Mel Bay's Basic Harp for Beginners
by Laurie Riley
Laurie plays neo-Celtic nylon strung, wire-strung and
double-strung harps and has a harp School in Washington State. This book shows clear fingering to match the notes of the tune and
features tunes from the Irish, Scottish and Contra traditions plus a lot of good techniques for beginners.
Book size A4 78 pages with music and fingering
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Begin the Harp
by Nancy Calthorpe. An elementary
tutor for the Folk or non-pedal Harp. Written for the complete beginner.
Size A4
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The Calthorpe Collection - Music for the Harp
A four-volume treasury of Ireland's most beautiful songs and airs, selected
and arranged by Nancy Calthorpe. These collections are also suitable for the
piano. They are the basis for the prestigious Nancy Calthorpe Memorial Prize
and sales of these books help to fund this Feis Ceoil Award.
Book size A4 small, contains tunes with melody lines and bass line,
and words.
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Scottish
Ballads and Aires arranged for the Celtic Harp
By Kim Robertson
Easy arrangements of 18 Scottish Traditional tunes for the celtic harp
including Are ye sleeping Maggie, Highland Mary, Roslin Castle, Will ye
go to Flanders, Banks and Braes, Blue Bells of Scotland, Auld Lang Syne,
Barbara Allen, Flow gently sweet Afton, Green Grow the Rashes O!, John
Anderson my Jo, Johnny Faa, Logan Water, Robin Adair and more
Size A4, contains 62 pages and 18 tunes with melody and bass lines, plus the
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A' Cheud Cheum
By Christine Martin and Mary Strachan
Easy arrangements of Scottish Traditional tunes for the celtic harp
Size A4, contains 32 pages and 32 tunes with melody and bass lines.
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Ceol nan Teud
Compiled and arranged by Christine Martin and John Marshall
Traditional celtic tunes for the clarsach
Size A4,contains 28 pages with 22 tunes with right and left hand (bass)
lines.
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| Moira Lawrey Fine Australian harpist from Adelaide who has a
selection of books and CDs featuring Carolan tunes and more. Well worth a look.
www.adam.com.au/ineden
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