Description
A collection of old Christmas carols arranged for lap harp. The 25 carols date from the 14th through the 19th century, originating from Great Britain, France, Italy, Germany, and Spain, plus two early American folk carols. The range of the music is 2½ octaves, from C up to G which can be played on most lap harps. Although arranged for lap harp, this music is fun to play on any size harp. Chord symbols are included so that players with larger harps can “fill out” the arrangements with more notes if they wish. Fingerings are included. Suzanne has done extensive research to provide lyrics in both English and the original language, as well as historical notes for each carol. 56 pages. INTERMEDIATE, ALL HARPS.
Table of Contents:
A Solis Ortus Cardine, Apple Tree Wassail, Babe of Bethlehem, Basque Carol, Canzone de Zampoguari, Cherry Tree Carol, Cold December’s Winds, In Those Twelve Days, Kommet ihr Hirten, Let All that are to Mirth Inclined, Lo, How a Rose, Marche des Rois, Maria Durch ein’ Dornwald Ging, The Moon Shines Bright, nowel Sing We both All and Some, On Christmas Night, Past Midnight, Puer Nobis Nascitus, Quelle est cette Odeur Agréable?, Salten y Ballen, Star in the East, Sweet was the Song the Virgin Sang, Te Deum Laudamus, There was a Star in the East Land, Von Himmel Hoch, O Engel, Kommt!
