Three Pieces for lever harp

A NOTE REGARDING LAYOUT OF LEVER CHANGES Lever changes are shown as diamond notes enclosed in boxes, generally on the lower stave. Where there is a clef (usually treble) also inside the box next to the note, this relates only to the lever change, and the following normal notes revert to the existing clef. Therefore, clefs not in boxes indicate genuine changes of clef which apply both to diamond and normal notes. As levers will usually be operated one at a time, multiple lever changes are generally slightly spaced apart. However, in some cases, they may be shown as a 'chord' of diamond notes. This is purely for layout reasons and does not imply that the levers should be changed simultaneously although this may indeed be possible where they are close together. The order in which multiple lever changes are actually performed may be decided by the player (or their teacher, where appropriate).