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An Awhesyth is a traditional song from the English region of Cornwall, whose title means “the lark” in the Cornish language. This piece belongs to the rich tradition of British folk songs, where nature plays a central role. The image of the lark rising into the sky at dawn evokes a sense of freedom, lightness, and the natural rhythm of life.
Adaptation for Lever Harp by Eve McTelenn
The PDF contains - 2 Versions - Beginner to Early Intermedaite - 27 & 34 String Harp
Background of the Piece
Original version without fingerings help
Eve Mctelenn’s Help Version with fingering suggestions.
Key of Emin - 27 & 34 Strings Harp
Version 1 : Beginner
Version 2 : Early Intermediate Friendly
All Versions - No lever changes. Length: 1/2 pages
An Awhesyth is a traditional song from the English region of Cornwall, whose title means “the lark” in the Cornish language. This piece belongs to the rich tradition of British folk songs, where nature plays a central role. The image of the lark rising into the sky at dawn evokes a sense of freedom, lightness, and the natural rhythm of life.
Adaptation for Lever Harp by Eve McTelenn
The PDF contains - 2 Versions - Beginner to Early Intermedaite - 27 & 34 String Harp
Background of the Piece
Original version without fingerings help
Eve Mctelenn’s Help Version with fingering suggestions.
Key of Emin - 27 & 34 Strings Harp
Version 1 : Beginner
Version 2 : Early Intermediate Friendly
All Versions - No lever changes. Length: 1/2 pages
