The Coventry Carol on Harpsicle Celtic/Folk Harp + SHEET MUSIC - my FAVORITE clip of my arrangement

This is from my relaxing ambient acoustic arrangement of the traditional English Christmas carol known as The Coventry Carol, and it's my FAVORITE section. Here's why:

The left-hand sounds like a simple Alberti bass, but, in several places, the chords change once, or even twice, mid-pattern, and sometimes every beat. So it isn't completely intuitive, and it does take a little practice, especially once you add in the right-hand trills, to feel like you aren't playing Twister.

I also thought that part sounded a bit like a baroque harpsichord moment, which made me happy.

I arranged this piece specifically for 26 string lever harp, so it can be performed on Harpsicle harps (provided that your model has a full set of levers), DustyStrings harps, Harp-E (with modifications to one or two of the highest chords), and other small harps. I got tired of playing "beginners only" arrangements on my mini harp and wanted something that made use of the full 3.5 octave range while exploring a wider variety of musical textures. I hope you enjoy it!

You can purchase the sheet music from the links below:
Sheet Music Plus: https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/en/product/coventry-carol-for-harpsicle-harp-e-dusty-strings-or-other-small-lever-harp-22625269.html
Sheet Music Direct: https://www.sheetmusicdirect.com/en-US/se/ID_No/1426889/Product.aspx

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Apologies for the buzzy strings. My harp needs some regulation, and I recorded this in my living room with decidedly not-professional-quality equipment.