Go, Crystal Teares for flute and harp is a set of arrangements of Medieval and Renaissance melodies that adapts the open fifth harmonies and use of countermelodies into more familiar broken chord textures for the harp. While it is not a historical reproduction of the original polyphonic settings, it uses more homophonic textures, with the inclusion of some imitation and countermelodies in the harp, and at times simpler, slower harmonic rhythms. Some countermelodies are taken from the original sources, at times simplified rhythmically to accommodate an early intermediate level of playing. This...

Plucky Bunny's Silly Staff Songs contains eight silly songs to help remember the lines and spaces on the treble and bass clefs. It is notated on the grand staff, and so can be played on piano or harp, but melodic instruments can also learn the melodic lines for the clefs they read. It's a win win for everyone Contents include: Every Grizzly Bear Does Fish, Every Good Bunny Deserves Fun, Great Big Dogs Flop Around, Giant Buffalo Don't Forage Alone, Furry Animals Cuddle Everyone, Don't Fly Away Cute Eagles, Apes Can Eat Grapes, and All Cows Eat Grass.

"Plucky Bunny's Harp Adventures" is the perfect series for the young student beginning harp lessons. It is ideally suited to Kindergarten through early elementary level students, and covers the beginning level topics in technique and music theory. Each book contains finger exercises, children's songs with texts, fun music theory lessons and worksheets, and even some composition projects The books are paced similarly to the predominant piano methods available for young students. Book 1 contains pre-reading material to stabilize rhythm and string names before moving too quickly into the staff....

"Fur Elise Fur Everyone" for easy piano is a fun set of three graded pieces based on the first section of Beethoven's "Fur Elise." Anyone who loves this piece can play it "Fur Elise Fur Furry" uses middle C position with note name support for primer level students. "Fur Elise Fur Elle" uses five finger patterns in A minor and C positions for level 1 players and continues with note name support. "Fur Elise Fur Lisa" uses moving hand positions in a texture similar to the original, but with note name support and no stretches beyond an octave. "Fur Elise Fur YOU " provides blank staff paper...