This is the first book written exclusively for the folk harp that teaches the student how to play the instrument, step by step. Each of the 12 lessons includes instructions, exercises and folk and classical pieces using the new skills and techniques taught in the lesson. This is an excellent book for any student, regardless of previous musical training.

Teach Yourself to Play the Folk Harp, 30th Anniversary Edition

Sylvia Woods

Humor & Entertainment

Woods Music & Books, Inc.

For beginning and advanced harpists. Each is arranged in an easy version and a more difficult version. Each carol also contains lyrics and chord indications for harpists or other instrumentalists. The two arrangements can also be played as a duet.

50 Christmas Carols for All Harps

Hal Leonard

Traditional harp music with lyrics arranged for folk and pedal harps.

Songs of the Harp: 20 Songs About Harps and Harpers - Arranged for Folk or Pedal Harps

Woods Books

(Harp). Contains the full story of the legend, beautifully illustrated by the English artist, Steve Duglas. Also includes the written music of the suite, which can be played on Celtic or pedal harp or piano.

The Harp of Brandiswhiere: A Suite for Celtic Harp

Woods Music

Songs Of The Harp: 20 Songs About Harps and Harpers

Arts & Photography

Music

Woods

(Harp). Arranged for beginning and advanced harpers, this book contains 40 of the best tunes by O'Carolan, the most famous of the Irish harpers and composers who lived from 1670-1738. Each of the 40 tunes has two arrangements: an easy play version and a more difficult version. Each tune includes chord indications that can be used by harpers or other instrumentalists. Playable on both lever harps and pedal harps.

40 O'Carolan Tunes for All Harps

Ranging from the humble and poignant to the humorous, Sylvia Woods' poems explore her personal experience as an educator, as well as her own transition from daughter to mother and eventually to grandmother. Throughout Woods' work, the landscape and culture of Appalachia is a driving force. So too is the memory of family and the myth of family history.\nThe poems in What We Take With Us are, as acclaimed poet Maurice Manning says, "as true as a river fork and as durable as the hills above." He continues, "They are also, like the many people and voices here recalled, humble and hard-won. The grit and humor walk side by side with grief and spunk, but isn't that what we ask of poetry, this lofty air?"\nKentucky Poet Laureate George Ella Lyon praises Sylvia Woods' work with these words: "Like switchback roads in the mountains she hails from ... Woods' poems are going to take you places, and you don't want to miss the ride!"\nAuthor Darnell Arnoult describes What We Take With Us in this way: "Sylvia Woods 'captures' the reader in a vault of rich images, layers and layers of ideas to mine and gorgeously crafted moments of recognition for the poet and for us her readers. This may be a debut collection, but Woods is no novice to poetry. Each poem is a gem crafted by an experienced hand, strung together jewel after jewel."\nWhat We Take With Usis published by EastOver Press. (www.EastOverPress.com)

What We Take With Us

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

EastOver Press

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