SKU: A0.808033

Recently there has been a renewed interest in this traditional Irish Carol within church music. The melody has been used as a Christmas Hymn and in other settings. This version has the melody in Harp I twice and Harp II once.

Arranged for Lever or Pedal Harps, dynamics are clearly marked. You will receive the Score, Harp I, and Harp II.

SKU: A0.803845

Numerous Irish poets or the people who enjoyed the poems set the words to existing melodies. This included William Butler Yeats’ who set Down By The Salley Gardens to a folk melody and the resetting of the same words in 1909 by Herbert Hughes to Maids of the Mourne Shore. Thomas Moore set his poem, The Minstrel Boy, to the ancient air The Moreen.

SKU: A0.803844

Numerous Irish poets or the people who enjoyed the poems set the words to existing melodies. This included William Butler Yeats’ who set Down By The Salley Gardens to a folk melody and the resetting of the same words in 1909 by Herbert Hughes to Maids of the Mourne Shore. Thomas Moore set his poem, The Minstrel Boy, to the ancient air The Moreen.

It is in the key of C. The melody is divided evenly between parts. Dynamics are clearly marked. 

SKU: A0.808023

Numerous Irish poets or the people who enjoyed the poems set the words to existing melodies. This included William Butler Yeats’ who set Down By The Salley Gardens to a folk melody and the resetting of the same words in 1909 by Herbert Hughes to Maids of the Mourne Shore. Thomas Moore set his poem, The Minstrel Boy, to the ancient air The Moreen.

It is in the key of C. The melody is divided evenly between parts. Dynamics are clearly marked. You will receive the Score, Harp I, and Harp II.

SKU: A0.803944

Recently there has been a renewed interest in this traditional Irish Carol within church music. The melody has been used as a Christmas Hymn and in other settings. This version has the melody in Harp I twice and Harp II once.

SKU: A0.803945

Recently there has been a renewed interest in this traditional Irish Carol within church music. The melody has been used as a Christmas Hymn and in other settings. This version has the melody in Harp I twice and Harp II once.