Arranged for Harp-This sheet music includes two complete arrangements of the popular contemporary Christian Christmas song Mary Did You Know Both 3-page versions are essentially the same except that the advanced beginner version has only1 lever (or pedal) change while the intermediate one has more extensive changes. Both are in the key of G with D# accidental(s). Feel free to “mix and match” the versions to meet your own abilities. The two versionscan also be played together as a duet. Fingerings chord symbols and lyrics are included in the music. Add this lovely meditative song to your Christmas repertoire. Playable on lever harps and pedal harps.
SKU: HL.14007563
ISBN 9788759867587. UPC: 888680753047. 10.5x14.0x0.033 inches.
Consolation - Like A Roselike Flower (Consolazione - Flos Ut Rosa) for Harp solo by Per Norgard (2002). Written for and dedicated to Tine Rehling. Programme note by the composer: The concept of Mary has a depth that transcends all religious persuasions. All over the earth symbols of the gentle and maternal are known. But the word 'Maria' is also associated - in sound - with the Latin word for the sea, mare, and she thus become the Star of the Sea, Maris Stella. In my 3rd Symphony the Maria motif is used in a hymn section in the second, and last, part of the work. The choral song “Flos ut rosa floruit” was composed directly in the context of the symphony, and themelody had a 'stamina' that carried it over into many later vocal and choral compositions, for instance the “Concerto for Harp No. 2 - through thorns” (2003) and the present Consolazione for harp solo , both works dedicated to Tine Rehling. .
SKU: BA.BA10701-90
ISBN 9790006502370. 27 x 19 cm inches. Text Language: Italian, German. Translation: Peter Brenner. Giacomo Rossi.
The libretto of what is likely Handel's shortest opera - and apart from Mozart'sLucio Sillathe most important musical setting of the text - is based on Plutarch's biography of Roman consul and dictator Lucius Cornelius Sulla. He is historically known for his reign of terror dominated by cruelty and violence, his excessive lifestyle as well as for his unexpected abdication followed by a withdrawal into private life. This surprising, voluntary relinquishment of power allowed Handel to adhere to the customary happy end (lieto fine) of the baroque opera.