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Wedding Music for the Lever Harp

$19.99

“Wedding Music for the Lever Harp” by Laurie Riley and Beth Kolle is the quintessential wedding collection for the lever (or pedal) harpist. The collection contains standard traditional and classic tunes as well as lesser-known piece from the Swedish and Jewish traditions, divided into four sections: Preludes, Processionals, Meditations, and Recessionals. The book also includes practical tips about playing for weddings, ranging from contracts and payments to what to wear. See below for the table of contents.

This collection is available as a PDF download for $19.99.

Length: 103 pgs.

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Table of Contents

About the Authors
Introduction
Playing for Weddings
Checklist

Preludes

Carolan’s Draught – Turlough O’Carolan
Theme from “Jupiter” – Gustav Holst
Celtic Prelude I (Kean O’Hara) – T. O’Carolan
Swedish Prelude (Kringellek frân Gagnef) – Traditional
Celtic Prelude II (Lady St. John) – T. O’Carolan
Jewish Wedding Song I (Tum-Balalayke) – Traditional
Jewish Wedding Song II (Zemer Lach) – Traditional
St. Anthony Chorale – F.J. Haydn

Processionals

Bridal Chorus – R. Wagner
Canon in D – J. Pachelbel
Dance of the Blessed Spirits – C.W.R. von Gluck
Finale from “Music for the Royal Fireworks” – G.F. Handel
Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring – J.S. Bach
March from “Scipio” – G.F. Handel

Ceremony/Meditations

Searching for Lambs – Traditional
Swedish Meditation (Sollerö Langdans) – Traditional
Jewish Meditation (Ma Navu) – Traditional
Celtic Meditation (Eleanor Plunkett) – T. O’Carolan

Recessionals

Celtic Recessional I (Charles O’Conor) – T. O’Carolan
Celtic Recessional II (Frank Palmer) – T. O’Carolan
Celtic Recessional III (Gilliekrankie) – Traditional
The Royal Dream – Traditional
Trumpet Tune – H. Purcell

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