Eighteenth Century Music arranged for Lever Harp Barbara Brundage |
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Contents: | See Contents below | |
Instrumentation: | Lever Harp | |
Level: | Grade 7 see contents for exam settings | |
Format: | US Letter wire bound score | |
ISMN: | -- | |
Publisher: | Seaside Press | |
Edition/Year: | 1998 | |
Origin: | USA | |
Our Ref: | UM1132 | |
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Eighteenth Century Music
arranged for Lever Harp
Barbara Brundage
Preface
This book combines Three Baroque Favorites, the Handel Passacaille, and the Haydn Andante with Variations, along with five new arrangements. All are intended for a full-range lever harp tuned in E-flat.
Why does the Loeillet have two titles? This piece has long been a much-loved part of the pedal harp literature in an arrangement by Marcel Grandjany. He transcribed it as a "toccata"with a suggested tempo of quarter note = mm. 108. While it certainly makes a sparkling toccata, it is actually the opening allemande from Loeillet's fifth "suit" of harpsichord lessons.
The intrepid lever harpist who wishes to perform it at Mr. Grandjany's tempo may find it advisable to make the lever changes in measure 23, at least, with the right hand in the interests of speed. Similarly, those whose harps and lever technique will allow them to do so may prefer to make the lever changes in measures 40 and 41 of the Mozart with the right hand, although everything in this collection has been arranged so that all lever changes are possible using the left hand only.
Barbara Brundage
Contents
Largo from "Winter," Op. 8, no. 4 - Antonio Vivaldi
Giga, from Violin Sonata, Op. 9, no. 5 - Arcangelo Corelli
Allemande (Toccata) - Jean-Baptiste Loeillet - TRINITY Grade 7 Lever Harp Item 12
Air (on the "G" String), BWV 1068 - Johann Sebastian Bach
Prelude in C, BWV 648 - Johann Sebastian Bach
Sonata, K. 380, L. 23 - Domenico Scarlatti - TRINITY Grade 7 Lever Harp Item 17
Passacaille, HWV 432 - George Frideric Handel - TRINITY Grade 7 Lever Harp Item 8
Sonata in C, K. 545, First Movement - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Andante with Variations, H. XVII:5 - Franz Joseph Haydn
Minuet, Op. 11, no. 5 - Luigi Boccherini