Pedal or Lever Harp

Chants in the Sephardic Tradition by Linda Larkin PDF Download

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For lever or pedal harp.

These pieces for devotional chanting were inspired by John Philip Newell's Sound of the Eternal: A Celtic Psalter. A psalter, according to Wikipedia, is a volume containing the Book of Psalms often with other devotional material bound in as well, such as a liturgical calendar and litany of the Saints.

The benefits of the practice of chanting, the repetitious singing of sacred texts, can include a calm mind, a relaxed body and a joyful spirit! If our heart is in it, chanting creates communion with the mystery of the Divine. The repetition in chanting practice reflects the repetition in breathing, in the sunrise and in the seasons. It is hoped the simplicity of the chants makes them easy to memorize, so they may be recalled in challenging moments, to be sung out loud or silently within the heart.

Includes 14 short chants for voice with harp (or keyboard) accompaniment, with chord charts for guitar or other instruments. There are 2 chants for each day of the week, morning and evening. Pieces require from 3 flats through 4 sharps. No fingerings. For advanced beginner to intermediate harp and voice.

  • Psalms 62:5, 85:8, 27:1, 26:8, 96:6
  • Wisdom 11:24, 16:13-14
  • Isaiah 48:6, 51:3, 58:11. 6:3, 44: 6 & 8, 54:10, 52:1

This product is a PDF file, to be downloaded to your computer. We do not sell it as regular printed music. It is only available here in this PDF download format.

Click on the blue titles below to see a sample of the first few lines of music.

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