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Auld Lang Syne

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Kim Robertson’s arrangement of the Scottish folk song “Auld Lang Syne” is for solo lever or pedal harp. Set to Robert Burns’ poem, the tune has become popular to sing on New Year’s Day. This arrangement includes two versions of the melody: the older one used by Burns and the more well-known one today. The two can be played together for a nice melody. Scroll down for additional notes. This piece can also be purchased as part of Robertson’s collection Scottish Ballads and Aires.

This piece is available as a PDF download for $4.99.

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First melody: The gorgeous older melody used by Robert Burns for his New Year’s Day poem is set to an old Scottish folk tune. The arrangement has two verses including the slightly varied chorus after each verse. It starts out with simple accompaniment and progresses to fuller chords and octaves in the melody.

Second melody: The most well-known melody used for the Robert Burns’ New Year’s Day poem is set to a traditional Scottish folk tune. The arrangement has two verses with the left hand playing wider octaves and 10th chords, and the right hand playing suspended harmonies, octaves in the melody, and the last verse in the upper register.

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