Rod, Lyon and Healy publishes Easy Fake Book for Lever Harp by Louise Trotter, easily filled out by a pedal harp player, given the good chord symbols printed in the popular selections. Another fake book I like is not popular music, but: The Classical Fake Book published by Hal Leonard Corp., $19.95,
Tony…..I would like to ask you if the Celtic Fake book you have has a lot of songs with accidentals?
I do have some other Fake books and just love them but some songs have a lot of accidentals and I don’t like having to switch levers during a song if I can help it so I don’t play those songs at all.
If the Celtic Fake book doesn’t have too many I may consider purchasing that one too….so I would appreciate your opinion on that.
I also have the Celtic Fake Book and it was the “best” investment I ever made in a music book! hardly any “lever flipping” within songs, and they are mostly in the keys of “G” and “D”…..I’ve used this book over and over again, and have gotten many compliments on the songs…..
Tony & Gloria…….Thanks so much for the info on the Celtic Fake Book. I think I will put that one on my “Must Have” list. I am still researching more Fake Books that have few accidentals.
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