Beautiful and challenging music without lever changes, excellent for all harps and also lovely on piano.  This collection also includes a nice story about small harps at the beginning of the book.  This music can be played on harps with as little as 19 strings.  The subtitle is "new music for 19-and 20-string harps with a range of G-D and G-E.  Titles are:  The Mermaid's Song, Carolan's Welcome, John Peel, The King of Love, Flora de Santa Cruz, Ellen Magdalena, Another Double Shot and Phase Oasis. 45 pages. Keys of G and C.

This collection will benefit all of you who have called wanting ensemble music for a unique group of instrumentation.  Here are a few examples of how this music can work – the possibilities really are almost endless:

If your musical family consists of  a harp player, viola player, clarinet player, flute player, guitar  and accordion player – Simple Pleasures will work for you!

If your church ensemble consists of 3 flutes, 1 harp, a clarinet, 2 guitars and a cello, this will work for you!

In Pulling Strings, Kaiser explores the extraordinary career of Melville A. Clark (1883–1953), a musician, inventor, entrepreneur, community leader, and collector whose colorful story is largely unknown.

Original Music for Lever harp with a Jazzy Flavor.  Red Sequins, Blue Bliss and Plum Brandy.  Intermediate difficulty lever harp music with a CD for reference or listening pleasure.  Performed by the composer.  Red Sequins is a bouncy blues piece, while Blue Bliss and Plum Brandy are more sedate and the jazzy flavor comes with the lush embellished harmonies.  Can be used for teaching, recital, background music.  Wonderful compositions, and a great addition to your repertoire.  MP3 samples below!

If you like the music of Frank Voltz, you will absolutely love this collection from William Mahan of some of the most beautiful melodies ever. Truly inspired, these compositions can be used for any type of situation:  for yourself, for healing music, for background music, for recitals.  The music is not difficult, but the LH does require some crossing over and under.

Three lovely folk tunes:  Fairy Lullaby, She's Like the Swallow and All the Pretty Little Horses - arrenged for harp duet.  These are beautiful and well done arrangements, with editing and brackets included.   Includes score and pull-out parts.  For all harps, easy to lower intermediate.  These would be appropriate on any type program, and could be performed by students and professionals alike.   Interesting and well done, will be enjoyed by player and audience both.

Really fun, great arrangement for pedal harp of this great tune!  Harp 2 is sight readable by the intermediate to upper intermediate pedal harpist, Harp 1 is a little more challenging.  Take a look at the samples and see for yourself!  Arranger Beverly Myrow is a seasoned pedal harpist, Julliard trained, and has an ear for unique modern harmonies.

Here is the latest in Nancy Hurrell's exquisite and historical arrangements of early music for harp.  Easy to read with many historical notes and performance suggestions.  Very fulfilling for harpists knowledgeable in historical music, and also makes your performances well rounded.  Sometimes early music produces a change in the atmosphere creating a fine ambiance for many an occasion.  Playable on all harps, intermediate, and very well done.

A reflective solo for lever or pedal harp, commissioned by Karen Mathieson and premiered by her at the 1998 Folk Harp Conference as part of her poetry and music presentation. Included is the poem which inspired the piece, "Musician" by Louise Bogan. This is not meant to be a virtuosi piece, but a contemplative thought provoking piece. Fingerings and dynamics are marked. The lush harmonies include a fair amount of extended chords with 7ths and 9ths, and the piece itself goes back and forth between major and minor, resolving on a lovely G9 chord.