Celtic Autoharp

Spancil Hill on Autoharp

CELTIC AUTOHARP- METHOD- TOTAL OF 35 CELTIC TUNES- BOOK/CD SET! $17.50

Celtic Autoharp Book/CD Set $19.59

Antique Bostone Ukelin Bowed Freless Zither Autoharp Dulcimer Harp Celtic Music $22.50

Old Time Gathering $11.99 1. Shamus O’Brien, 2. Stoney Point, 3. Endearing Young Charma, 4. Sandy River Belle, 5. Simple Tune, 6. Cherokee Shuffle, 7. Aura Lee, 8. Star of the County Downs, 9. Til the Right Time Comes Along, 10. Waterfall waltz, 11. Cheyenne Morning, 12. Psaltery Piece, 13. Shebag Sheemore, 14. Soldiers Joy, 15. Wayfaring Stranger, 16. Wood Choppers Reel, 17. Westphalia Waltz, 18. Sweetbriar, 19. Senece Sq…

Can You Hear Me $11.95 Brian FreemanÕs fourth recording “Can You Hear Me” features 12 original songs performed on guitar, mandolin, and vocals. The songs are melodic and choruses catching. They emphasize the importance of friends, family and community, written in a timeless style reminiscent of traditional Celtic songs. They take you on a journey back through childhood (“Can You Hear Me” and “No Place Like Home”) an…

Heart’s Ease: Instrumental Autoharp Music $8.99 …

Heather Harp Tm Nylon Case $49.43 Nylon padded quilt carrying case for storage or travel. Approximate measurements: Back 32″, Tuning Arm 20″, Pillar 35″, Base Width 10″, Base Depth 7″…

Mel Bay’s Celtic Authoharp: 35 Celtic Tunes Arranged for All Standard Autoharps Using Notation and Tablature (Book plus CD) $12.27 This collection of 35 Celtic tunes represents ten different performance styles from Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Brittany. The majority of these pieces are dance tunes such as the jigs and reels popular at Irish sessions, the informal gatherings of musicians in pubs, community halls, and homes. Although relatively new to the session ensemble, the autoharp bears a distinct resemblance to the Irish …

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