Greensleeves Beginner Harp and Medium High Voice in E minor
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SKU: A0.553118
By Kathryn Lillich. By Traditional. Arranged by Kathryn Lillich. Baroque,Classical,Film/TV,Folk,Traditional. Individual part. 2 pages. Kathryn Lillich #162588. Published by Kathryn Lillich (A0.553118).Greensleeves is a traditional English folk song. Though often attributed to Henry VIII, the earliest record of the song in England has been dated to several decades after his death. The lyrics tell a classic tale of a suitor whose advances have been decidedly rejected. This arrangement is for Early to Intermediate Beginners. It is for Medium High Voice in E minor (one sharp) and has no lever changes. The harp part ranges from B below bass C to E above treble C. Play both hands 1 octave higher to fit this arrangement on a 26 string harp. Chord symbols and fingerings with brackets are included, along with two printed verses for singing. The vocal range spans one octave plus a third: B below middle C to the D above treble C.
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