What music to buy?

[Emma Preuss]

Hello lovely people.

I really want to buy some new music but there are a lot of books out there and I don’t really know where to begin. I’ve got a 34 string celtic harp and to be honest I’m not that advanced yet. I’ve been playing for a few months now and would like a bit of a challenge while still being attainable.

At the moment all I own is a Betty Paret beginner book and some music from my teacher. I find it repetetive learning songs that feel like exercises and would like something a little more interesting but still within my range.

So any recommendations?

cheers guys,

Em

[brook-boddie]

Em,

I’d recommend anything by Meg Robinson.

[Briggsie B. Peawiggle]

“Falling Snow” by Meg Robinson

“Angel’s Hymn” by Rhett Barnwell

Both Christmas books by Darhon Rees-Rohrbacher

Deborah Friou’s early music book.

“The Three Ravens” book

Briggsie

[Karen Johns]

Hi Emma,

What type of music do you like? Celtic, classical, pop, new age, etc.? There are a lot of excellent music books out there for beginners, I really liked Sylvia Woods Teach Yourself book as it progresses rather quickly and most of the songs were of a Celtic nature. I also like Pamela Bruner’s Midsummer Meadow book.

Karen

[harpglo-jean]

Anything by Suzanne Guldimann:

[jennifer-buehler]

Any of the multi-level Sylvia Woods books.

[Emma Preuss]

Sorry for the slow reply. I’ve got gremlins in my internet!

Wow thank you! SO many suggestions!
Music-wise, I’m fairly open. to different things. If I like a song then I like it regardless of genre.

Sylvia Wood seems to have come up a lot so I think I’ll start by investigating there. When I have more reliable internet again I’m going to have a look through all these titles.

thanks again

Em

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