Ethnic Folk Music for the Lap Harp

Additional notes

The arrangements are appropriate for a 20–22 string lever harp with one octave below middle C and tuned to Eb or C.

Contents

*denotes songs with two versions, one for harps in Eb and one for harps in C.

European Folk Songs & Lullabies
Scarborough Fair (English)*
Amazing Grace (English)*
The Water is Wide (Scottish)
Black is the Color of My True Love’s Hair (Scottish)*
Skye Boat Song (Scottish lullaby)*
Suo Gan (Welsh Lullaby)
Londonderry Air (Irish)
The Lorelei (German)
Moscow Nights (Russian)
Be Still My Soul (Finnish Song of Celebration)
Walking Tune (Traditional, Sweden)
The Ebb Cries (Traditional, Sweden)
Day by Day (Swedish tune by Oskar Ahnfelt, 1872)
The Chalet Girl’s Sunday (Norwegian, Ole Bull)
Oleanna (Norwegian, Ole Bull)
I Was a Goatherd

Native American Changes & Hymns
Hurrian Hymn
Zuni Sunrise
Zuni Song
Yuma Lullaby
Yaquis Deer Dance
Wehdeyaho (Cherokee Morning Song)
Death Song of the Cherokee Indians
Origin of the Flageolet
Membertou’s Three Songs (Arcadia, Nova Scotia)
Maliseet Love Song
Kayowajineh (Seneca Canoe Song)
The Huron Carol (Canadian First Nation)
Earth My Body (Contemporary Chant)*
By the Waters of Minnetonka (Sioux)