Christopher Norton - a selection from the microjazz collection 3 arr. for harp Concert Pieces

Christopher Norton - a selection from the microjazz collection 3 arr. for harp Concert PiecesThe Microjazz Collection books have for many years been a favourite with teachers because they contain such a variety of styles, some specific, some quirky combinations of the composers own devising. The melodies are attractive and sometimes unpredictable, with modal and pentatonic elements often featured. These arrangements from the Microjazz Collection for lever harp will bring these stimulating pieces to a whole new audience. Christopher Norton

along with rambunctious teenagers and romantic couples

karar sesi as it is referred to in Turkish music

Lyrical pieces demand tonal beauty

The pieces I’ve ended up with are ones that I find great fun to play and work well

for a group of 37 harpers

namely movements or parts where new ideas are introduced

but was not convinced by the ones I found

these aim to exploit the idiosyncrasies of the instrument while opening up new technical challenges to the player within a stylistically familiar environment

written by American folklorist and singer John Jacob Niles in 1933

The Debra Wanless Library of Popular Teaching Pieces

A teacher can play the Secondo part

And – Conservatory Canada has endorsed Olivia’s listing so that exam students may select any title within Loud and Clear without obtaining special substitution approval