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Ensemble Music
All ensemble arrangements come with full score and separate parts for each instrument. All harp parts are lever harp friendly.
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Childgrove, Arr. for Flute, Harp & Cello by Tanah Haney. With counter melody based on "The Foggy Dew".
The counter-melody for Childgrove is based on the tune "The Foggy Dew". The part for flute (or other tune instrument) starts with the tune, then goes into the harmony and counter-melody. The harp part (which can also be played on keyboard) begins with a simple harmony, moves to the tune, and back to the harmony part. The part for cello (or other bass instrument) begins with a bass line, goes into the counter melody, and ends on the tune. The result is an interweaving of tune, harmony and counter-melody to create a rich, haunting arrangement. A truly unique treatment of two familiar tunes. In D minor, suitable for lever or pedal harp. $5.95 CDN Order Now
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Also Available: Childgrove for four-part ensemble.. With counter melody as above. Three treble lines (melody, counter-melody, harmony) and one bass line. Originally designed for four recorders, this arrangement can also be played by any group of three tune instruments and one bass instrument. The first line can be played on soprano, alto or sopranino recorder, flute or fiddle. The second, counter-melody, line could be played by either tenor recorder, flute, fiddle, or clarinet. The third line can be played on alto recorder, fiddle or clarinet. The bass line can be played on bass recorder, cello or other bass instrument. In the key of D minor. $5.95 CDN Order Now
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March of the Kings of Laoise, Arr. for Flute, Harp & Cello, or 3-5 part ensemble by Tanah Haney. With part for solo harp. Originally arranged for flute, harp & cello, with two parts each for flute and cello. The flute and cello parts begin on tune and bass respectively, then switch to descant and tune. The harp part plays the tune throughout, and can also be played as a solo. Also suitable as a four or five part arrangement (e.g. two flutes, harp and cello; or two tune instruments, harp, and two bass instruments). In the key of D mixolydian (one sharp), suitable for lever or pedal harp. $5.95 CDN Order Now
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The Butterfly, Arr. for Flute, Harp & Cello, or other 3 part ensemble by Tanah Haney. Originally arranged for flute, harp & cello, this arrangement is also suitable for other combinations of one tune instrument (see note, below), harp or keyboard, and one bass instrument. The tune is repeated three times. The first time, the flute leads the melody. The second time, the harp takes over the melody and the flute plays a quick, flowing counter-melody - you can really imagine the butterfly flitting about! The third time is another variation, with the flute leading the tune once more. In the key of E minor, suitable for lever or pedal harp. Note: the range of the flute part is fairly extensive; any other tune instrument playing this part will need a range of at least middle C up to a D two octaves above middle C.
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