Catalogue - Alaw Music Publishing

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"Rhosys - Roses" TRADITIONAL FOUR HARPS This superb harp quartet was specially written for the Summer Harp Festival at the National Botanic Garden, Llanarthne, Wales, August 2010. A masterly compilation by Meinir Heulyn: contains Ar Lan y Môr (By the Sea), Mil Harddach Wyt na'r Rhosyn Gwyn (You Are a Thousand Times More Beautiful than a White Rose), The Rose of Tralee. All presented with grace and style. The mp3 sound sample begins in bar three.	"Sain y Werin (Folk Sounds)" TRADITIONAL FLUTE, VIOLIN OR OTHER TREBLE INSTRUMENT AND HARP Twenty Welsh folk tunes compiled and arranged and edited by Meinir Heulyn for flute, violin or other treble instrument and harp. Invaluable for ensemble work, especially at GCSE level. Ideal for your Noson Lawen, concerts, background music and functions or for study and reference. Scholarly notes are provided, written by Dr. Meredydd Evans and Phyllis Kynney. Contains one piece for flute alone and two for harp alone. The whole book can be performed in sequence. Thirteen tunes are playable on(), or adaptable for(*), the lever harp. Intermediate to advanced level. Download the introduction and study notes from this publication. For pedal harp, part lever harp (as indicated), flute or violin.
"Serenades for Flute and Harp - vol.1" VARIOUS FLUTE AND HARP Arranged and edited by Meinir Heulyn and Katey Thomas. Some of the best- known music from the classical repertoire. Ideal for concerts, background music and functions or for study and reference. Intermediate to advanced level.	"Serenades for Flute and Harp - vol.2" VARIOUS FLUTE AND HARP Arranged and edited by Meinir Heulyn and Katey Thomas. Some of the best-known music from the classical repertoire. Ideal for concerts, background music and functions or for study and reference. Intermediate to advanced level.
"Sosban Fach (Little Saucepan)" A wonderful harp quartet! Arranged and edited by Meinir Heulyn. The version we know today is attributed to Talog Williams, an accountant from Merthyr Tudful. There is a complete contrast between the first two verses, from the suffering of Meri Ann’s harrasment of daily life in the first verse to better times in the second verse. I have attempted to capture these contrasting moods in this particular arrangement, leading to a happy up-beat ending. Beginner to intermediate level. Presented as score and parts. Download the full inroduction and first two verses (with literal translation) here.	"Suo Gân (Lullaby)" TRADITIONAL VOICE AND HARP Arranged and edited by Meinir Heulyn. A beautiful rendering of this well-known and atmospheric traditional song for voice and harp. Intermediate level