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If the student soloists are up to it, perhaps the orchestra could include one movement of the Mozart <b>Concerto for Flute, Harp, and Orchestra in C major</b>, K. 299/297c, on the fundraising concert since Mozart is so closely associated with Vienna. Since it’s a popular piece, the parts shouldn’t be difficult to obtain.
If you need music quickly, try the Hal Leonard Best Children’s Songs Ever Songbook, Kindle Edition from amazon.com, which has chord symbols and easy piano arrangements.
If you have a Kindle app and an amazon.com account you can instantly buy the digital version of “100 Best Loved Piano Solos / Big Note (Big Note Piano Solos)” [Kindle Edition] with arrangements by Robert Schultz for $9.99.
This book contains several pieces from “Fiddler”, including
Matchmaker, Sabbath Prayer, Sunrise,Sunset, To Life, and Tradition,
in big-note easy piano arrangements which unfortunately do NOT include lyrics or chord symbols. These arrangements are not quickly adaptable to lever harp because of numerous accidentals, but could be adapted for pedal harp by a non-beginner harpist.
