SKU: A0.1346995

A shimmering angelic arrangement A classic Victorian Christmas hymn shines with a fresh feeling of glory. Brimming with ethereal arpeggios, this three minute medley pulls together the two common hymn tunes for these lyrics, Regent’s Square and Gloria. Rich chords match with a simple finger pattern that is easy to pick up at any level but rings impressively as a solo or performance piece. Great assignment for students to practice downward arpeggios. Whether you're providing angelic background at a Christmas event, party or church service, or if you're adding to your solo repertoire to perform in a heavenly spotlight, this arrangement helps you shine!

Intermediate beginner to advanced
Lever or Pedal Harp
No lever or pedal changes.

SKU: A0.1412425

If you want to challenge yourself and add one of the most well-known classical pieces to your repertoire, this song is for you! It creates such an elegant atmosphere, and people will be so impressed hearing it on the harp. The fingering has been carefully chosen to make it feel as comfortable as possible to play while staying as true as possible to the original. You'll find that a conscious effort is required to keep the right hand relaxed as you play with a long series of overlapping brackets.

Difficulty Level and Skills Required: Early-intermediate. The right hand plays the melody with a series of long overlapping brackets. The left hand is simpler often playing 2-3 notes per measure with occasional rolled chords. There are a few lever changes throughout.

Type of Harp: For big and small harps, 22 strings (C-C) and larger.

Range: The lowest note is D, almost one octave below middle C. The highest note is G, one and a half octaves above middle C.

Levers/Pedals: In the key of G major (F levers set to F sharp). A few F lever changes throughout.

SKU: A0.1412428

It's a perfect opportunity to challenge yourself and add one of the most well-known classical pieces to your repertoire! It creates such a graceful, contemplative atmosphere, perfect for performing in churches, weddings, or simply for your enjoyment. The fingering and lever changes have been carefully chosen and timed to make the piece as comfortable as possible to play. However, you'll find that the right hand is quite taxing and requires concentration to play accurately while staying relaxed!

Difficulty Level and Skills Required: Late-intermediate. The right hand plays the melody with a series of long overlapping brackets, scales, and rolled chords. The left hand is less busy, playing many octaves, 10th interval rolled chords, and lever changes.

Type of Harp: The big harp version is for 33 strings and larger, but the small harp version works for 26 strings and larger.

Range: For big harps: The lowest note is C, two octaves below middle C. The highest note is A, one and a half octaves above middle C. For small harps: The lowest note is C. below middle C. The highest note is G, two and a half octaves above middle C.

Levers/Pedals: In the key of G major (F levers set to F sharp). Several F, B, G, and C lever changes throughout. If your harp is tuned in C major, you'll need to tune the B above middle C to B flat for the lever change. Start the piece with the lever set to B natural.