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Simply the Harp • Harp Arrangements by Angi Bemiss Sheet Music Simply the Harp Harp Arrangements by Angi Bemiss Sheet Music All arrangements are within the intermediate level. Each piece of sheet music is printed on cardstock and is provided in two keys – both the keys of C and Eb (front & back). This makes it possible for you to transition seamlessly from one song to the next without having to flip levers or move pedals. Prices vary for sheet music, depending on copyright royalties paid and the number of pages in the publication. All publications are available by visiting our website simplytheharp.com or emailing [email protected] or by phoning us at (404)357-9543. They are also available online from Melody’s Traditional Music (folkharp.com), Atlanta Harp Center (atlantaharpcenter.com), Kolacny Music (kolacnymusic.com) and from other harp music stores. 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord) Emmaus Medley A Thousand Years Alleluia; Servant Song; Surely the Presence Alleluia Have You Seen Jesus My Lord?; Open Our Eyes Amazing Grace Essence of “The Swan” And So It Goes Evening Prayers Medley Artemisia You Are My Hiding Place All Through The Night As the Deer Sweet Be Your Sleep Be Thou My Vision Far Away Beautiful Dreamer Feed the Birds (from the movie “Mary Poppins”) Blessings Forever In Love Brahms' Lullaby Forrest Gump – The Feather Theme Breath of Heaven/"Mary's Song" (The) Friendship Theme (from the movie "Beaches") Can You Feel The Love Tonight (from “The Lion King”) Gabriel’s Oboe Carol Ann Give Thanks Cavalleria Rusticana/Ave Maria Glory Medley Charlotte’s Web Medley – Lullaby & Ordinary Miracle Open the Eyes of My Heart Christmas # 1 - Friendly Beasts I Bowed On My Knees and Cried “Holy” Christmas # 2 - Adoration Medley God's Love Medley In Midnight's Silence Jesus Loves Me Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming The Love of God O Sanctissima His Eye Is On The Sparrow Christmas # 3 - Away In Manger & Silent Night Jesus Loves Me – reprise Christmas # 4 - Cradle Medley Gordon Lightfoot Medley Bring a Torch, Jeannette, Isabella If Children Had Wings Polish Lullaby Fine As Fine Can Be O Come, Little Children Pussywillows, Cat-Tails Christmas #5 – Nativity Carols Medley Cobwebs & Dust The Wexford Carol Greensleeves/What Child Is This? Hail the Blest Morn! (Star of the East) (The) Handing Down The Huron Indian Carol (‘Twas in the Moon of Wintertime) Harp in the Highlands Christmas #6 – Savior Medley He Touched Me Savior’s Lullaby He Will Hold Me Fast (with Be Still My Soul introduction) Come As a Child Hector the Hero Peace Has Come Down Tonight Mary, Did You Know? His Eye is on the Sparrow My Soul Will Magnify the Lord (The Magnificat) Hoagy Carmichael Favorites Comfort Medley Georgia Dear Refuge of My Weary Soul Heart and Soul Hide Away in the Love of Jesus Holy Ground Concerto for Clarinet in Bb Holy, Holy, Holy Cry Out to Jesus Homeward Bound "Dances With Wolves" Medley How Beautiful Dear Father (from "Jonathan Livingston Seagull") How Can I Keep From Singing? Don McLean Favorites How Deep the Father's Love for Us Vincent (Starry, Starry Night) Hymn Favorites #1 And I Love You So It Is Well Dona Nobis Pacem There is a Balm in Gilead Ebb Tide Hymn of Promise Embrace the Cross Hymn to the Sea (from the movie "Titanic") Hymne (from the movie "Chariots of Fire") I Was There to Hear Your Borning Cry SIMPLY THE HARP simplytheharp.com Page 1 (printed 4/19/20)……………) Simply the Harp Harp Arrangements by Angi Bemiss Sheet Music If I Had Words (from the movie "Babe") Quiet Centre Medley In the Looking Glass The Quiet Centre In Times Like These Medley Alone Yet Not Alone In Times Like These Rachel's Song Jesus, Be The Centre Rainbow Connection (from "The Muppet Movie") Give Me Jesus Revelation Song Is He Worthy? Romans Doxology John Michael Talbot Medley Run for the Roses Come To The Quiet Sanctuary Only In God Sarah McLachlan Favorites John Michael Talbot Medley II Angel; Last Dance The Lord Is My Shepherd Servant Medley I Corinthians 13/Love Is Patient) Here I Am, Lord John Michael Talbot Medley III Make Me a Channel (Prayer of St. Francis) Healer of My Soul Make Me a Servant Holy is His Name People Need the Lord Joy Is Like The Rain The Servant Way Keeper of the Door She’s Always A Woman Keith Getty Collection Shine On Us In Christ Alone Shout to the Lord Beneath the Cross Sidh Beag & Sidh Mor Father In Heaven Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Jesus, Draw Me Ever Nearer May the Peace (Benediction) Some Children See Him O My Soul Somebody's Prayin' Speak, O Lord Sonata in D Major (perfect for wedding recessionals!) The Power of the Cross (O, To See the Dawn) Star of the County Down This Fragile Vessel (Communion) Stephen Foster Medley When Trials Come Gentle Annie; Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair Keith Green Medley Beautiful Dreamer; Slumber, My Darling Oh, Lord, You’re Beautiful Swanee River; My Old Kentucky Home My Eyes are Dry Oh! Susanna; Laura Lee There is a Redeemer Sweet Dreams Lamb of God Tachobel Last Date Tender Shepherd (from the movie "Peter Pan") Lord, You Have Come to the Lakeshore Thorn Birds (theme from the TV mini-series) (The) Lord Bless You and Keep You Thy Word Medley (The) Lord’s Prayer Thy Word Melissa's Circle Seek Ye First (The) Moment Untitled Hymn (Come to Jesus) Moon River The Wonder of It All Morning Has Broken Ancient Words Traditional Favorites #1 - Annie Laurie; Shenandoah Mountain Streams Traditional Favorites #2 - Barbara Allen; Bonny Portmore Mull of Kintyre Tranquil Moments My Lips Will Praise You Träumerei My Little Welsh Home ‘Twas the Night (from “Angels and Ornaments”) My Shepherd Will Supply Twinkle, Twinkle O Holy Night Under the Sea (from “The Little Mermaid”) October Sky (The) Water Is Wide On Eagle’s Wings Were You There? On Golden Pond (movie theme) Whispering Hope Over The Rainbow (from "The Wizard of Oz") Wild Mountain Thyme Peace Medley Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus Wonder of Life Be Still and Know Wonderful Tonight Thou Wilt Keep Him In Perfect Peace Worship Medley My Peace Here I Am to Worship Praeludium from The Well-Tempered Clavier – An Excerpt Wonderful, Merciful Savior Praise Him Jesus, Draw Me Close Praise Medley Breathe Agnus Dei, Doxology, I Will Praise Him Still You Raise Me Up Praise You SIMPLY THE HARP simplytheharp.com Page 2 (printed 4/19/20)……………) Simply the Harp Harp Arrangements by Angi Bemiss Music Books Each music book is available in two versions: one in C tuning and one in E¨ tuning. That way, you can move seamlessly from one song to the next without having to change levers/pedals. As with all Simply the Harp publications, lever changes for accidentals are kept to a minimum. (Most songs do not have any.) For pedal harpists, the C tuning books are most popular. -------------------------------- Each book in the Lead Sheet Basics Series includes lead sheets & lovely arrangements of 40/44 songs. In addition to the arrangements, there are instructions for using a lead sheet, examples of left-hand patterns, and worksheets for your own arrangements. Even if you don’t make your own arrangements (yet), you’ll find these books to be of great value – 40+ arrangements in each book! Lead Sheet Basics, Book I – Traditional Songs & Lullabies. TRADITIONAL SONGS Lead Sheet Basics, Book II – Traditional Hymns. Ash Grove, The Amazing Grace Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms Be Still and Know Danny Boy Be Thou My Vision Dona Nobis Pacem Blessed Assurance Einini Come, Thou, Fount of Every Blessing Eleanor Plunkett Day by Day Fanny Power Doxology Flow Gently, Sweet Afron For The Beauty of the Earth Foggy Dew Give Me Jesus Greensleeves God Will Take Care of You Grenadier and The Lady, The He Hideth My Soul How Can I Keep From Singing? He Leadeth Me I Gave My Love a Cherry Higher Ground In The Bleak Midwinter His Eye Is On The Sparrow Jacob's Ladder Holy, Holy, Holy Kum Ba Yah How Great Thou Art Michael, Row The Boat Ashore I Love Him Morning Has Broken In The Garden Music Alone Shall Live Jesus, Jesus My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose Jesus Loves Me Pachelbel's Canon Jesus Loves the Little Children Sally Gardens, The Just As I Am Scarborough Fair The King of Love Shalom Chaverim Lily Of The Valley She Moved Through The Fair The Love of God Sheebeg and Sheemore My Shepherd Will Supply My Need Shenandoah Nearer, My God, To Thee Simple Gifts Precious Lord, Take My Hand Skye Boat Song Precious Memories Star of the County Down Rock of Ages Water Is Wide, The Sweet By And By Wild Mountain Thyme Sweet Hour of Prayer LULLABIES There Is A Balm In Gilead All Through The Night This Is My Father's World Baloo Baleerie Turn Your Eyes Brahms' Lullaby Were You There? Gartan Mother's Lullaby What A Friend Jesus, Tender Shepherd What Wondrous Love Is This Suo-Gan Whisper A Prayer Sweet Be Your Sleep Whispering Hope Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star SIMPLY THE HARP simplytheharp.com Page 3 (printed 4/19/20)……………) Simply the Harp Harp Arrangements by Angi Bemiss Music Books Lead Sheet Basics, Book III – Traditional Holiday Songs. Lullabies Collection – 30 Timeless Melodies . Each lullaby begins with an introduction that’s based on Lent Ah, Holy Jesus the lovely chord pattern of Pachelbel’s “Canon in D.” Alas! and Did My Savior Bleed 1. All the Pretty Little Horses Cross of Jesus, Cross of Sorrow 2.
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