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Old Hymns, Single Pieces

 

 

Amazing Grace

 

"Amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me!"

 

The favorite hymn, arranged for harp and voice. It is printed in black on ivory paper, 4 pages, 8½" x 11", and includes words (5 verses), melody for voice, chord symbols, and arrangement for the lever harp. Easy to intermediate. $3.00.

 

 

O For A Thousand Tongues

 

"O, for a thousand tongues to sing my great Redeemer's praise!"

 

A beautiful hymn with words by Charles Wesley, arranged for harp and voice. The sheet music is 4 pages, 8½" x 11", printed in black on ivory paper. It includes words (5 verses), melody, chord symbols, and arrangement for the lever harp. Easy to intermediate. $3.00.

 

 

Rock of Ages

 

"Rock of ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in Thee!"

 

A favorite hymn, arranged for harp and voice. The sheet music is 4 pages, 8½" x 11", printed in black ink on ivory paper. It includes words (3 verses), melody, chord symbols, and arrangement for the lever harp. Easy to intermediate. $3.00.

 

Celtic cross by Elly Fithian

 

The Lord’s My Shepherd

 

"The Lord's my Shepherd, I'll not want.

He makes me down to lie

In pastures green; He leadeth me

The quiet waters by." 

 

This lovely old Scottish hymn, based on Psalm 23, is presented here in an arrangement for lever harp and voice. The sheet music is 4 pages, 8½" x 11", printed in black on ivory paper, and includes words, melody for voice, chords, and arrangement for the harp.  Level: easy to intermediate. $3.00.

 

 

Abide With Me

 

"O Thou who changest not, abide with me!"

 

A lovely classic hymn, arranged for harp and voice. The sheet music is 4 pages, 8½" x 11", printed in black on ivory paper. It includes words (4 verses), melody, chord symbols, and arrangement for the lever harp. Easy to intermediate. $3.00.

 

 

Come Thou Fount

 

"Come Thou Fount of every blessing, Tune my heart to sing Thy praise!"

 

A beautiful classic hymn, arranged for harp and voice. The sheet music is 4 pages, 8½" x 11", printed in black on ivory paper. It includes words (3 verses), melody, chord symbols, and arrangement for the lever harp. Easy to intermediate. $3.00.

 

Irish harp by Elly Fithian

 

Nearer, My God, to Thee!

 

"Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to thee!"

 

A classic hymn by Sarah F. Adams, arranged for harp and voice. This song is famous as the hymn sung by the passengers on the Titanic as their ship sank. The sheet music is 4 pages, 8½" x 11", printed in black on ivory paper. It includes words (5 verses), melody, chord symbols, and arrangement for the lever harp. Easy to intermediate. $3.00.

 

 

Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone?

 

"Must Jesus bear the cross alone, And all the world go free?

No, there’s a cross for everyone, And there’s a cross for me."

 

A beautiful old hymn with words by Thomas Shepherd and Henry Ward Beecher and melody by George N. Allan, arranged for lever harp and voice. It is 4 pages, printed in black on ivory paper, 8½" x 11", and includes words (4 verses), melody, arrangement for the lever harp, and chord symbols. Level: easy to intermediate.

 

 

Old Hymns for Harp and Voice, 8-piece set, $18.00

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Shirley Starke, Festival of Trees, Valley City, ND

 

Shirley at the Festival of Trees, Nov. 2002

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Amazing Grace, arr. by Shirley Starke

 

Amazing Grace

 

 

O For A Thousand Tongues, arr. by Shirley Starke

 

O, For A Thousand Tongues

 

 

Rock of Ages, arr. by Shirley Starke

 

Rock of Ages

 

 

The Lord's My Shepherd, arr. by Shirley Starke

 

The Lord’s My Shepherd

 

 

Abide With Me, arr. by Shirley Starke

 

Abide With Me

 

 

Come Thou Fount, arr. by Shirley Starke

 

Come, Thou Fount

 

 

Nearer, My God, to Thee, arr. by Shirley Starke

 
Nearer, My God, To Thee

 

 

Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone, arr. by Shirley Starke

 

Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone?