The fantastic forest, a book in two illustrated books, offers 10 educational pieces for semi-collective courses. They are written for 2 or 3 undergraduate harpist students. These pieces use the sound resources of the instrument and its modes of play (xylo sounds, pinches, fingernails, slipped, whistled sounds, zincing ...) and also call on the voice (poem, spoken voice, sung). Each collection offers a piece of graphic writing, which will give great freedom to students, they will be already improvisers and creators of their own music. The themes in these pieces are inspired by nature and animals - real or imaginary - universal themes that every child experiences through his experience. Each piece is readable, attractive and meaningful so that everyone can take ownership. Students and teachers can give free rein to their imagination to propose stagings during public performances. 1. The moon is bored 2. Forests and seasons 3. The dragon comes out of his den 4. The river 5. Charlotte, the groundhog 6. Owl owl

pour deux harpes-French harpist composer and teacher Marcel Tournier (1879-1951) wrote important repertoire for the Harp which expanded the harmonic and technical possibilities of the instrument. His Four Preludes for Two Harps is no exception. Published in 1921 Four Preludes is still performed and recorded by harpists. The second volume comprises the third and fourth preludes in which tonality and rhythm are sublimely experimented with as well as uses of harmonics. Tournier's Four Preludes is suitable for all intermediate to advanced Harp duets seeking to explore varied repertoire on the instrument.