Introduction
The Harp (diagram)
The Type of Harps
Learning Sections:
01 How to Sit With Your Harp
02 How to Tune Your Harp
03 How to Use Your Hands
Diagram: How the Musical Staff Compares with the Harp and Piano
04 How to Read Music Notation
05 Finger Placement
06 How to Read Harp Tablature
07 Beginning Etudes
08 First Tune: "The Beginner's Waltz"
09 Preparatory Etudes 4 and 5
10 Second Tune: "The Spider's Hornpipe"
11 Walking Fingers
12 Third Tune: "Blossom Petals Falling"
13 Non-Threatening Theory
14 Crossovers and Scales
15 Fourth Tune: "Cathedral Bells"
16 More Easy Theory
17 Fifth Tune: "Brian Boru's March" version 1
18 Rolled, Broken, and Open Chords
19 Variation on Fifth Tune: "Brian Boru's March" version 2
20 Sixth Tune: "Nonesuch"
21 The Levers
22 Octave Jumps
Etude "Leap Frog"
23 Ninth Tune: "Return From Fingall"
24 Ornamentation
25 Tenth Tune: "The Grace Note Waltz"
More Tunes to Learn:
Campbell's Farewell
Castle Kelly
Flowers of Edinburgh
Lovely Joan
Mist-Covered Mountains
Parson's Farewell
Round the Horn
The Rushes
Sally Gardens
Tha Mi Sgith
Glossary
FULL SONGLIST
1. Blossom Petals Falling
2. Brian Boru's March
3. Campbell's Farewell
4. Castle Kelly
5. Cathedral Bells
6. Flowers of Edinburgh
7. Levers
8. Lovely Joan
9. Mist-Covered Mountains
10. Nonesuch
11. Parson's Farewell
12. Return From Fingall
13. Round The Horn
14. Sally Gardens
15. Tha Mi Sgith (I Am So Tired)
16. The Beginner's Waltz
17. The Grace Note Waltz
18. The Rushes
19. The Spider's Hornpipe