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"In the Bleak Midwinter" began its life as a Victorian poem by Christina Rossetti, published in Scribner’ s Monthly in January 1872 under the original title A Christmas Carol. In 1906, Gustav Holst set the text to a melody named Cranham for the English Hymnal. His version is solemn and lyrical, designed to be sung by congregations.
Argt for Lever Harp by Eve McTelenn
The PDF contains
Background of the Piece
Eve Mctelenn’s Help Version with fingering suggestions.
Key of C - 27 Strings Harp Friendly - Beginner to Early Intermediate
All Versions - NO levers changes
Length: 3 pages
"In the Bleak Midwinter" began its life as a Victorian poem by Christina Rossetti, published in Scribner’ s Monthly in January 1872 under the original title A Christmas Carol. In 1906, Gustav Holst set the text to a melody named Cranham for the English Hymnal. His version is solemn and lyrical, designed to be sung by congregations.
Argt for Lever Harp by Eve McTelenn
The PDF contains
Background of the Piece
Eve Mctelenn’s Help Version with fingering suggestions.
Key of C - 27 Strings Harp Friendly - Beginner to Early Intermediate
All Versions - NO levers changes
Length: 3 pages
