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Lochabar No More: Three Celtic Trios (arr. Reba Lunsford) Digital Sheet Music
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Lochabar No More: Three Celtic Trios (arr. Reba Lunsford)by Reba Lunsford Performance Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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Three delightful ensemble arrangements, consisting of one familiar Celtic tune plus two excellent Celtic medleys. Hammered Dulcimer parts are suitable for any C instrument.  Solo lap harp versions of each piece are also included. The medley The Fiddler Dance the Light/Mor A Cheannaich swept the ensemble division of the Gulf Coast Harpers Celtic Contest a few years back. Hammered dulcimer/C Instrument carries the melody, trading off lead with harp while the flute plays countermelody. The lap harp version has left-hand melody with right hand descant. Song of the Water Kelpie has a dreamy setting with harmonies in the harp parts gradually expanding fuller and then tapering back, like ocean waves coming in and receding. It has right-hand harmonics in the opening measures. Hammered dulcimer plays in unison with the harp. Flute begins with a slow trill-like ornament, then plays almost canon style with the other two instruments through the middle section. The title selection, Lament for Limerick/Lochaber No More/Irish Lamentation Waltz is played mostly in unison among all three instruments. The full harp part can also be played solo. The left-hand of the harp part is mostly arpeggiated runs with some tenth dotted half note chords in between. An explanation of strathspey playing style and lyrics to Lochaber No More are also included.

Table of Contents:
Fiddler Dance the Light/Mor A Cheannaich, Song of the Water Kelpie, Lament for Limerick/Lochaber No More/Irish Lamentation Waltz

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