Par WIDOR CHARLES-MARIE. Charles-Marie Widor (1844-1937) composed this Mass, Op. 36 in 1878 for the St Sulpice church in Paris. The initial two choirs for which it was composed were comprised of around 200 and 40 voices, while the score for this version is for a choir of baritones and an SATB choir. The Organ part requires an advanced-level of ability as it contains some difficult parts. Divided into five sections, the entire work has been transposed one half step lower ‘ to avoid the awkward key of F sharp major'. These sections are: 1. Kyrie (Moderato & F# minor) 2. Gloria (Vivace & Lento, D major 3. Sanctus (Con brio, A major) 4. Benedictus ( Piú lento, A major) 5. Agnus Dei (Moderato, F# major) This really delicate and emotive Mass, Op. 36 is a piece that stands out by its majesty. Charles-Marie Widor was a great organist who did not only focus on Organ composition. From orchestra pieces to chamber music, he wrote various different compositions, including 10 symphonies for Organ, some Operas, and some Piano Concerti./ Répertoire / 2 Barytons, SATB, Orgue Acc (Duet)

Arranged for Solo Harp and Harp Duet-Pharrell Williams' fun upbeat 2014 hit song Happy is from the Despicable Me 2 soundtrack album. It has become one of the best-selling singles of all time. Sylvia Woods has arranged this happy piece for solo lever or pedal harp. It can be played by advanced beginner to intermediate players. Sylvia has also included a very easy harp duet arrangement. Harp Part 2 can be played by beginning students and Harp Part 1 can be played by advanced beginners. You get BOTH the solo and the duet arrangement in this sheet music. SOLO: The harp solo is arranged for advanced beginner harp players. There are several sharping lever changes required and you need to have levers on F C G andDstrings. The harp range needed is 24 strings from B up to D. If you have a 26-string harp with C as the bottom note you can play this solo if you tune the bottom C string down to a B. Fingerings and lyrics are included. DUET: Both parts of the duet can be played by advanced beginner harpists. Fingerings and lyrics are included. Part 1 is the easier part and could be played by some beginning students as well. It requires no sharping levers except for the F#s in the key signature. It can be played on a 26-string harp and requires 19 strings from E up to B. Part 2 of the duet is a bit more advanced than Part 1. Sharping levers are required on F C G and D strings and there are two lever changes within the piece. The harp range needed is 24 strings from B up to D. If you have a 26-string harp with C as the bottom note you can play this part if you tune the bottom C string down to a B. The harp solo can be played along with both parts of the duet if you have a larger ensemble with more advanced players. Due to copyright restrictions each player must purchase their own copy of this music. Thank you for your cooperation. Add this fun piece to your repertoire and both you and your audiences will be very HAPPY!