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The words to this hymn have been traced back to 15th Century England. In 1871 Arthur H. Brown (1830-1926), of Essex, England, published those words with his music. Other titles of this beautiful hymn are Christo Paremus Canticam and Excelsis Gloria.

When Christ Was Born of Mary Free, Trio, Violin, Piano, Harp

Violin Trio

Carolan's Air, Madam Cole, has been described as "one of Carolan's finest Airs". Carolan, himself, described the Bride as "Striking Jean is my type of woman: pleasant, agreeable, joyful each day, the flower of happiness." Score &amp; Parts 21 pages.

Madam Cole, Duet for Bb Soprano Saxophone & Harp

Soprano Sax Duet

An inspiring duet reflecting the joy and eagerness which the shepherds showed when the angel appeared to them announcing the birth of the Savior. The two lines intertwine to support each other as the shepherds travel over fields, hills, and other obstacles on their way to see the baby sleeping in the manger.

Shepherds Hurried to Bethlehem, Duet for Trombone & Harp

Trombone Duet

This cherished Carol recounts the birth of Christ. It was first published in 1871. The four Verses are in a minor key with the uplifting Chorus in a major key. There are Interludes after each Chorus, allowing performers to shorten the piece when needed. Commas were added to indicate the end of each phrase for musicians who aren't familiar with the lyrics. Harp Pedals are clearly marked.

The Babe In Bethlehems Manger Laid, Duet for Bb Soprano Saxophone & Pedal Harp

In 1880 Johann Stauss, Jr. used themes from his operetta, Das Spitzentuch
  der Konigin,  for this orchestra piece.
  Waltz II is the most famous melody. Eduard Strauss, Johanns harpist brother,
  conducted the premier. The music has been used in many movies and TV
  shows.
    
    
    
    This reflective arrangement of Waltz II moves from the key of Bb to F and
  back again. There is also a Pedal Harp version.  The Pedal and Lever Harp versions may be
  performed together. Both Pedal and Lever versions are of comparable
  difficulty. The versions only differ in the pedal/lever markings and an
  occasional harmony note.

Roses From The South, Duet for Lever Harps

Harp Duet

The excitement of Christmas is Coming is woven through a medley of traditional English &amp; Irish Carols: The Boar's Head Carol; Love Came Down at Christmas; and God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen.

Christmas is Coming, Duet for Oboe & Harp

Oboe Duet

This is one of the few Italian Baroque style pieces by Carolan that has English lyrics. The legend from the early 1700’s tells how Miss Fetherston spoke to Carolan on his way to Sunday Mass. Carolan responds with how he has heard of her as a “young lady of great beauty and much wit”. Miss Fetherston invites Carolan to her home. Instead of paying attention in church, Carolan composed this lovely slow air for Miss Fetherston. Playable on both Lever and Pedal Harps.

Miss Fetherston or Carolans Devotion, Duet for Bb Trumpet & Harp

Trumpet Duet

This French Lullaby is perfect for setting a calm, meditative ambiance.

Infant So Gentle, Duet for Bb Trumpet & Harp

This is a 17th Century melody that is claimed by numerous countries. It
  has been set in various time signatures and has several titles. In this
  arrangement it is presented as a fantasy for Oboe and Harp. The melody is
  similar to Child Ballad 204 &amp; Roud Number 87. Composers such as Benjamin
  Britten, John Rutter and Hal Hopson have used this melody. It has been
  adapted for several hymn settings. You will receive Full Score, plus
  individual parts.

The Water Is Wide, Duet for Oboe & Harp

Aura Lea, published in Cincinnati before the Civil War began in 1861,
  became a favorite of both sides of the conflict to sing around campfires. It
  was performed by minstrel groups, glee clubs, barbershop quartets and radio
  stations. The U.S. Military Academy at West Point set new lyrics to the
  melody, renaming it Army Blue. The title morphed into Aura Lee along the way.
  It has appeared in movies and TV shows.
    
    In 1956 Elvis recorded his version of the melody with new lyrics, naming it
  Love Me Tender. 
    
    Harp I is playable on either Lever or Pedal Harps. Harp II is for Pedal
  Harp. The melody is evenly divided between parts. You will receive score plus
  individual parts.

Aura Lea, Lever & Pedal Harp Duet

A meditative trio arrangement of the 1844 hymn tune Beach Spring. The harp part is playable on either Lever or Pedal Harps. Score &amp; Parts, 17 pages.

Beach Spring is a pentatonic hymn tune composed by Benjamin White. It was published in shape-note style in The Sacred Harp in 1844. The melody has since been used for dozens of hymns within the entire liturgical year.

Beach Spring, Trio for Oboe, Piano & Harp

Oboe Trio

Joyful Jigs is a medley of two joyful, upbeat Irish Jigs. It begins and ends with Joys of Wedlock. Sandwiched in the middle is The Joy of My Life (Donnybrook Fair). At times neither instrument has the melody as the instruments intertwine in a Celtic Jig style. 
Harp is arranged for either Lever or Pedal Harp.

Joyful Jigs, Duet for Bb Trumpet & Harp

Friedrich Schiller wrote the poem Ode to Joy in 1785 as a celebration of
  the triumph of the brotherhood of man against war and desperation. A revised
  version was published in 1808. In 1824 Ludwig van Beethoven used parts of
  that poem in his Ninth Symphony. In 1907 Henry van Dyke added his choice of
  words to Beethovens melody to create the hymn Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee.
  Ode to Joy became the Anthem of the Council of Europe in 1972 and in 1985 the
  anthem of the European Community (EU). Ode to Joy is commonly used as a
  Wedding Recessional.

Ode to Joy, Duet for Bb Trumpet & Lever Harp

According to legend, Turlough Carolan was visiting the Power family in Dublin when he was challenged to compose a piece in the popular Italian style of the day. The result was this piece in the style of Corelli, dedicated to Mrs. Power. This piece is performed at weddings  either as Processional or Recessional!

Arranged for either Lever or Pedal Harps, it is in the key of D. The melody has a two-octave range.

Carolans Concerto, Duet for Cello & Harp

Cello Duet

This performance level arrangement explores, within 4 verses, the
  well-known English and French rejoicing carols based on the French hymn tune,
  Gloria. You will receive the Score plus separate parts. The Piano part may be
  played on Organ or Harp.

Angels We Have Heard On High, Trio for Bb Clarinet, Pedal Harp and Piano

Clarinet Trio

This is a 17th Century melody that is claimed by numerous countries. It
  has been set in various time signatures and has several titles. In this
  arrangement it is presented as a fantasy for Bassoon and Harp. The melody is
  similar to Child Ballad 204 &amp; Roud Number 87. Composers such as Benjamin
  Britten, John Rutter and Hal Hopson have used this melody. It has been
  adapted for several hymn settings. You will receive Full Score, plus
  individual parts.

The Water Is Wide, Duet for Bassoon & Harp

Bassoon Duet

This sparkling arrangement of a wonderful Christmas favorite celebrates the season with up-beat rhythms and countermelodies.   This duet is also available for Oboe, Bb Clarinet, Eb Alto Sax, Bassoon, French Horn, Bb Trumpet, Violin, Viola, and Cello.

Deck The Halls, Duet for Flute and Lever Harp

Flute Duet

This is a delightful festive duet of holiday favorites for Cello with
  either lever or pedal Harp. Carols included are Good King Wenceslas, Ding
  Dong! Merrily on High! and Joy to the World. You will receive score plus
  separate parts. This music duet is also available for Flute, Oboe, Bb
  Clarinet, Eb Alto Sax, Bassoon, French Horn, Bb Trumpet, Violin and Viola.

A Joyous Christmas Medley, Duet for Cello & Harp

A multi-level arrangement of a patriotic favorite, the melody is accompanied by lush chords and lines. There are 4 verses followed by two measure interludes. Two verses are in the key of C then it transposes up for two verses in the brighter key of G. It is possible to end the performance after any of the verses. The A Version is Intermediate level. That version was simplified to create the B Version (Advanced Beginner to Early Intermediate). For large ensembles, the Conductor Score will be needed.

America The Beautiful, B Version, Harp Duet

The beautiful lyrics of the Latin Medieval Hymn, "Puer Natus in Bethlehem", has been set to various melodies over the centuries. The Traditional Danish melody is presented here in three octaves as a gentle, rocking lullaby.

A Child Is Born In Bethlehem, Duet for Cello & Harp

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