O Come Emmanuel - Late-Beginner for Harp
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SKU: A0.1050548
Composed by Thomas Helmore. Arranged by Christy-Lyn Dosé. Christmas,Holiday,Praise & Worship,Spiritual,Traditional. Score. 4 pages. Learning the Harp #654917. Published by Learning the Harp (A0.1050548).This beautiful melody originates from 15th century France. It creates a lovely atmosphere of days long past, and reminds us of how beautiful it is that God came down to earth to be in relationship with us.
Difficulty Level and Skills Required: Late-Beginner: It has lots of overlapping brackets to practice and includes hands together with all 4 fingers in each hand. The left hand has different intervals and moves into the treble clef for part of the piece.
Type of Harp: Lever or Pedal harp. 22 string (C to C) and larger.
Range: Lowest note is C, an octave below middle C. Highest note is C, two octaves above middle C.
Levers/Pedals: E minor (with F sharp levers). No lever or pedal changes.
What's Included: PDF Download of 2 pages. Fingering and bracketing is indicated..
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