John Denver Love Songs for the Harp book by Sylvia Woods: Books by Sylvia Woods




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John Denver Love Songs for the Harp book by Sylvia Woods

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Sylvia Woods has arranged 12 of John Denver’s beautiful love songs for advanced beginner and intermediate harp players. His music sounds wonderful on the harp, and is fun to play. There is only one sharping lever change in the entire book. Even if you don’t think you’re a John Denver fan, we’re sure you’ll love these lyrical arrangements. Songs are in the key of C or 1 or 2 sharps. Lyrics and chord symbols are included. 48 pages, spiral-bound.

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Includes:
Annie's Song
Dreamland Express
Fly Away (2 versions)
Follow Me
For Baby (For Bobbie)
For You
Goodbye Again
I'm Sorry
Leaving on a Jet Plane
My Sweet Lady
Perhaps Love
Sunshine on My Shoulders

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Some nice pieces, some so-so	09/27/2008 - by Michelle R. from Copiague, NY US
I'm not specifically a John Denver fan (he's more my parents' cup of tea than mine), but some of these arrangements lend themselves very well to harp. "Annie's Song" and "Leaving on a Jet Plane," the only songs I was familiar with when I purchased this book, are appealing in their familiarity. I've also become fond of "Fly Away," "For You," and especially "Dreamland Express" (which has a fun calypso feel and even sounds cute on my 22-string lap harp), just based on their sound on the harp- I have never actually heard them sung. The rest of the songs, since I'm not really into John Denver, are kind of unmemorable and boring to play.