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Let All Things Now Living by Welsh folk melody Arr. RoJean Loucks
Let All Things Now Living (basic) by Welsh folk tune Arr. RoJean Loucks
Blessed Assurance (basic) by Phoebe Knapp Arr. RoJean Loucks
Sweet Hour of Prayer (basic) by William Bradbury Arr. RoJean Loucks
Memory by Andrew Lloyd Webber Arr. RoJean Loucks
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Go ahead, have some fun with these scores. Use the slider icon above the music to change the playback speed, and play along. Listen to the tune in a different key (that's the purpose of the key signature icon with 2 flats). You may find you like another key better than the original. Above all, make the music yours! When you purchase a score, do play it with your own interpretation, without feeling tied to a metronome marking. And don't be shy; I appreciate feedback on your visit here. Thanks for stopping by!
Christmas
Still, Still Night by Gruber/trad Austrian arr. RoJean Loucks
This arrangement was written for a Sunday morning Advent worship service, combining two favorite melodies. Harp 1 & 2 take the melody alternately with the cello....
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Nun ist sie Ersheinen by trad. German arr. RoJean Loucks
During my childhood, no Christmas celebration with my grandparents was complete without the singing or playing of this old German hymn tune. It has a light sweetness to it....
Silent Night by Franz Gruber arr. RoJean Loucks
Perhaps the best loved Christmas song of all, this arrangement introduces numerous chord structures that vary from the traditional. You may choose to play the straight hymn-book rendition first, and utilize this as a variation. One of the tunes included in my CHRISTMAS book....
- Infant Holy/O Come, Little Children by Shulz/trad Polish arr. RoJean Loucks
- Snowfall by RoJean Loucks
- Austrian Carol Medley by trad Austrian arr. RoJean Loucks
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New scores are frequently added to this store. Currently, companion hymn tunes are developing: a Basic arrangement (in Free Sheet Music) plus an Expanded (Solo Harp) version of the same title. Thus, you have variations on each tune. If you are a harp beginner, you could initially learn the basic arrrangement, and move on to the more advanced score when you're ready. Intermediate players can play both versions as an A and B companion set. Click on the "Have a Request?" button to contact me with your suggestion!