SKU: A0.808050

Nothing gets a party going like an Irish Jig. Lannigan’s Ball has been played since the 1800’s – with numerous lyrics, melodies, titles, interpretations, and many stories as to its origin. This arrangement dances along with 5 verses and 6 choruses. The Harp and Bb Clarinet are partners within the Chorus. You will receive the Score, plus separate Parts. The Harp part is playable on either Lever or Pedal Harps.

SKU: A0.804071

This lively Jig is great for wedding recessionals, receptions and parties. The three sections, rather than the usual two of most jigs, allows for a Rondo form (AABACABC). Each section cadences in the same manner. There are numerous English and Celtic names for this melody.

SKU: A0.804086

This powerful March celebrates the High King, Brian Boru, of Ireland (941-1014) who fought to end 200 years of Viking domination of their Island. Playable on Lever or Pedal Harps.

SKU: A0.804094

Carrickfergus is a town in County Antrim, north of Belfast. The lyrics tell of a nostalgic person missing his homeland and wishing he could return home. In this arrangement, the beautiful melody is augmented by flowing arpeggiated interludes representing the sound of waves from the sea.

This duet is also available for Flute, Oboe, Eb Alto Sax, Bassoon, French Horn, Bb Trumpet, Violin, Viola, and Cello.

SKU: A0.804207

Joyful Jigs is a medley of two joyful, upbeat Irish Jigs. It begins and ends with Joys of Wedlock. Sandwiched in the middle is The Joy of My Life (Donnybrook Fair). At times neither instrument has the melody as the instruments intertwine in a Celtic Jig style.

Harp is arranged for either Lever or Pedal Harp.

SKU: A0.804214

This popular ballad is only 8 measures of melody and three chords of harmony for 24 measures per verse. The Harp plays accompaniment on two verses and melody on the other two verses. The Harp part is playable on either Lever or Pedal Harp.

The ballad tells the tale of how an Irish lad is tricked by his lover and then sentenced to seven years penal servitude in Tasmania.