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ParticipantGeorge, look at this web
http://www.venezuela.ch/arpa/arpa.html
unfortunatelly it’s in spanish, but I hope you can translate it.
Regards,
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ParticipantPhoebe, you can ask the score, the piano arrengement and harp part to:
Ediciones Joaquin Rodrigozoraida-avila
ParticipantThere are many Quintettes by Villa-Lobos, Ropartz, Vincent D’Indy, Roussell, Malipiero, Jean Cras, Jean Françaix….
Manuel de Falla’s Psyché (+voice), Ginastera’s Cantos de Tucuman (+voice)The Glinka’s work which Mr Sara said is wonderful!
Hope it helps you.
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ParticipantIn wich countries you are going to play in?
I live in Madrid, Spain. Can I help you?
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ParticipantDear Julia,
There is a very nice Suite for harp and oboe (or violin) by Bernard Andrés.
The title is Les Algues (in english The algae). 7 short pieces without pedals changes.
You can aldo try the Zerbina for violin and harp by same composer.Pergolesi’s Siciliano and Bach’s Sicilano from sonata are very convenient for Christmas occasions.
I hope this helps you.July 18, 2009 at 5:39 am in reply to: Mchedelov – Variations on a theme of Paganini note question #151771zoraida-avila
ParticipantDiane, I have the original version. Tell me, please, which one variation you speak aboutand I’ll try to help you.
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ParticipantHi!
Try in the ABRSM shop:ABRSM
24 Portland Place
London W1B 1LU
United KingdomT +44 (0)20 7636 5400
F +44 (0)20 7637 0234Good luck!
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ParticipantSaul,
You can get information about this thread by writing toThe mediateque is the Paris conservatoire’s library. They have a book colletion
about the curriculum of each instrument, 10 ans avec (10 years with…) for example harp, violon, cantrabasse, etc. I think they have also the solfege one.Visit the webpage:
http://mediatheque.cite-musique.fr
Good luck!
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ParticipantLes Algues is a suite of 7 movements, very nice music and not hard at all.
You can play it with oboe, flute, violin or viola.
There are no pedals movements, but diferent keys.
Good luck!
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ParticipantOther transcrptions by Tiny Béon:

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ParticipantDiane,
I do recomend youN.Von Wilm
Larghetto
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ParticipantSaul,
This is a slur, but not tie. Look where the the slur starts! the ties start
after the dotted note. It’s really a very tiny beat detail, but I am sure that you
have to play it.
Good luck!
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ParticipantJean Michel Damase – 10 easy and progressive studies (Ed. Billaudot)
Pierick Houdy – Jeux de mains Jeux d’esprit – 15 studies (Salvi Pub.)
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ParticipantMartin,
You can find it at
http://www.pilgrimharps.co.uk/music/musicrs.htm
Only of the second mouvement is arranged for celtic harp.
Good luck.
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ParticipantDear Fairy,
I am going to play with flute also in October, look at our program:MÚSICAS DEL MUNDO PARA ARPA Y FLAUTA
Omar Acosta, flauta
Zoraida Ávila, arpaP R O G R A M A
PARTE I
(Europa y Asia)
Reynaldo Hahn – Variaciones sobre un tema de Mozart (Austria)
Eugéne Bozza – Cinq chansons sur des thémes japonais (Francia/Japón)Tradicional – Liu Young Hu, para arpa sola (China)
Ravi Shankar – L’Aube enchantée (India)
Witold Lutoslawsky – Tres fragmentos (Polonia)PARTE II
(Las Américas)
Vincent Persichetti – Serenade Op. 10 (Estados Unidos)Astor Piazzola – Bordel 1900 (Argentina)
Ernesto Lecuona – Comparsa, flauta sola (Cuba)
Omar Acosta – Tres Pesetas (España-Venezuela)
Zequinha de Abreu – Chorinho (Brasil)The worrks by Hahn, Shankar and Persichetti are difficult for the flute,
but not for the harp.
I will send you the Omar Acosta’s 3 Pesetas (minds Three bagatelles).
I hope this helps you.
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