MAINLY TRADITIONAL WELSH

 

FLUTE (OR VIOLIN OR RECORDER) AND PEDAL OR LEVER HARP
 

Compiled, arranged and edited by Meinir Heulyn.

 

A refined, inspiring and useful collection of Welsh folk tunes and carols. Also an excellent reference source.

Intermediate level.

 

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FRANZ LEHÁR (1870-1948)      FELIX MENDELSSOHN (1809-1847)

 

TWO PEDAL HARPS

Compiled, arranged and edited by Michael Pollock, Elinor Bennett and Meinir Heulyn.

 

Here are three wonderful pieces of music lending themselves superbly to the medium of harp duos.

 

1. Song Without Words, no. 19   (c.4 min.)
2. Lippen Schweigen (Love Unspoken)
    from The Merry Widow          (c.4 min.)
3. Song Without Words, no.1      (c.3 min.)

 

Intermediate to advanced level.

GABRIEL FAURÉ (1845-1924)

 

FOR FOUR PEDAL HARPS

 

Arranged and edited by Elinor Bennett and Meinir Heulyn - four movements from Fauré's delightful "Dolly" Suite.

 

1. Berceuse   (c.3 min.)
2. Mi-a-ou      (c.3 min.)
3. Le Jardin de Dolly   (c.3 min.)
4. Kitty-valse  (c.2 min.)

 

Intermediate to advanced level.

EVAN JAMES, JAMES JAMES

 

FOUR HARPS

Arranged by Meinir Heulyn for harp quartet, this version of the Welsh National Anthem was especially commissioned for it's 150th anniversary and performed by one hundred harps in the South Wales town of Pontypridd, the anthem's birthplace!

Playable on pedal and lever harps.

Supplied as score and parts.

Beginner to intermediate level.

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685-1750)

 

EIGHT PEDAL HARPS
 

Arranged by Gillian Green and Meinir Heulyn - J.S. Bach's ever-popular cantata movement.

Supplied as score and parts. (Also available for four harps).

Intermediate to advanced level.

 

Duration c.5 min.

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685-1750)

FOUR HARPS

Arranged by Gillian Green and Meinir Heulyn for four pedal harps  - J.S. Bach's ever-popular cantata movement.

Supplied as score and parts. (Also available for eight harps).

Adaptable for lever harps.

Intermediate to advanced level. Duration c.5 min.

 

Download the introduction to this publication.