Japanese Folksongs (No Levers)

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Japanese Folksongs (No Levers)

ALL HARPS SOLO, EARLY INTERMEDIATE. A collection of 25 traditional folksongs from Japan arranged by Deborah Shanks for small lever harp solo. These arrangements are unique in that they are all in the key of C and require no lever changes – only an occasional preset or tuning. Three other versions of this book are available: large lever and pedal harps (34 strings or more), small lever harps (26 strings), and lap harps (22 strings).

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SKU N/A Categories 19-26 Strings, Ethnic/Folk/Celtic PDF, Ethnic/Folk/Celtic solo, Shanks, Deborah, What's New! Tag Arr. Deborah Shanks

Description

From the arranger:

“Japanese Music for Small Harps in C contains 25 Japanese folk songs and lullabies taken from folk songs and Koto literature including the popular “Sakura” transcribed from Koto tablature and adapted for the Lap Harp. The arrangements are appropriate for a small harp without levers and with 20-22 strings (starting with G below middle C) or 26 strings (starting one octave below middle C) and tuned in C. The songs are very accessible and appropriate for mid-beginner to intermediate players and endeavor to remain true to the sound of the Koto zither.”

Please note that “Sheep Fast Asleep” is also contained in the book Christmas Carols Around the World.

Table of Contents

Cherry Blossoms “Sakura”*
A Parasol with Paintings*
Beautiful Moon*
A Desert in Moon Night
Seven Babies of Crow
Tulips
Red Shoes*
The Moon
A Ball and a King
A Doll Who Keeps
A Monkey in a Mountain*
A Pony
A Blacksmith in a Village*
Doves
A Festival for Little Girls
Mice are Going to Move Rice Box*
A School of Small Fish
A Japanese Waltz*
Let’s Go Home
Toryanse*
Toryanse Song
Peach Boy “Momotaro-San”*
Lullaby of Takeda
Chugok Region Lullaby*
Sheep Fast Asleep “Nitsuji Wa Nemureri”*
Sheep Fast Asleep Song

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