Be Thou My Vision - Traditional (Violin Harp)
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Be Thou My Vision - Traditional (Violin Harp)
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Arranged by Barbara Ann Fackler for lever or pedal harp. One arrangement is suitable without alteration for lever or pedal harp. Set in the usual hymnal key of D major, there are no accidentals. Solo part is 3 pages in length, and just under 3 minutes in duration. More information here.
One of the best known of the Sephardic songs, La Rosa Enflorece (The Rose Blossom), the melody is an interesting blend of Jewish and Arab influence. Jewish and Arab musicians performed together in Castillian courts. The exact origin of this music is unknown, with estimated dates varying wildly. It's simple, haunting melody suits harp well and this arrangement is suitable for pedal harp and lever harp equally. Intermediate. The arrangement is 2 pages in length and offered in two key signatures, three flats and all naturals, to accommodate harps without levers more easily. The range is 22 strings if the 8ve is ignored. About 2 min. in length.
This delightful waltz, while traditionally from Germany and Poland, was popular in the American West as well. While the tune has very disputed origins, it's clear that use in Texas by fiddler Cotton Collins helped it morph this Polish Polish folk song into a Texas fiddle tune that Westphalia Texas claims as her own. It remained popular enough in Poland that Ignacy Podgorski recorded it for Columbia Records. It doesn't matter who claims it, it's a delightful, cheery little tune. Some music demands the retention of its simplicity and Westphalia Waltz is one of those. This arrangement is suitable for harps as small as 22 strings, G-g as well as larger harps. No accidentals, in the key of G, and two pages in length, it's a nice addition to any repertoire in need of a happy tune. Skills needed are: 6ths in the right hand and three note chords in the left hand. There are no four note chords. Some fingerings are included to get you started. 041b061a72