Noel Nouvelet-Ave Maris Stella

For pedal harp or lever harp. Traditional, Dorian mode. 'Noel Nouvelet' was first notated in 15th Century France but is possibly much older; 'Ave Maris Stella' is a Marian plainchant dating from the 8th or 9th Centuries, Read more

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When A Knight Won His Spurs - intermediate/advanced guitar solo

A traditional English folksong known originally as 'Sweet Europe'. The tune was notated in 1905; around twenty five years later, Joyce Anstruther added hymn words ('When a knight won his spurs in the stories of old, he was gentle and brave, he was gallant and bold' etc). This lovely tune lends itself very well to DADGAD tuning.

$5.00

Molly McAlpin - intermediate harp solo

This lovely Irish tune is sometimes called 'Carolan's Dream,' because it was a favourite of the harper Turlough O'Carolan. The tune was actually written by another harper called Thomas O'Connellan, who was born around 1640. It lends itself beautifully to a slow tempo, arpeggiated chords and ethereal harmonics.

$5.00

The Coventry Carol - easy guitar ensemble

Medieval English. One of ten lovely traditional Christmas carols, arranged in four parts (in regular notation). They're ideal for seasonal concerts and festive school events. The highest parts can also be played by other melody instruments.

$3.00

Maurice Condie's Waltz - intermediate/advanced guitar solo

Many years ago, Maurice Condie was the first coach to introduce me to the DADGAD tuning. I wrote this pretty waltz for him in 2001, and then lost it. In 2025 I rediscovered an old, tatty piece of paper... and notated it properly. I've added an intro and an outro, but otherwise it's identical to the 2001 version.

$5.00

The Queen's Marsh - intermediate piano solo

This beautiful Welsh folk tune lends itself to a slow, lyrical piano arrangement with lots of sustain pedal, and arpeggiated chords.

$5.00

Carolan's Draft - easy/intermediate mandolins & Irish Bouzouki

This well-known traditional melody by the Irish harper Turlough O'Carolan is arranged here for a trio of plucked strings. The bottom part can be played by Irish bouzouki, tenor banjo or guitar.

$6.00

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - easy guitar ensemble

Traditional English. One of ten lovely traditional Christmas carols arranged in four parts (in regular notation). They're ideal for seasonal concerts and festive school events. The highest parts can also be played by other melody instruments.

$3.00

Barbara Allen - easy/intermediate mandolin and Irish bouzouki

This traditional Northern English tune lends itself beautifully to an arrangement for mandolin and Irish bouzouki.

$5.00

Miss Jane Bruce's Brandy - intermediate guitar solo

Two traditional folk tunes ('Drops of Brandy' and 'Miss Jane Bruce's Jig') joined to become 'Miss Jane Bruce's Brandy'! Sounds great played slow or fast. DADGAD tuning.

$3.00

The Queen's Marsh - intermediate harp solo

This lovely traditional Welsh tune lends itself well to solo harp. It features one lever change (a middle C sharp). Fingering suggested.

$5.00

Jacky Tarr - intermediate guitar duet

This traditional English hornpipe takes its name from the old English slang for a sailor. It's written in DADGAD (tab only). It sounds equally lovely fast or slow.

$5.00

We Three Kings of Orient Are - easy guitar ensemble

USA - written by John Hopkins Jr in 1857. One of ten lovely traditional Christmas carols, arranged in four parts (in regular notation). They're ideal for seasonal concerts and festive school events. The highest parts can also be played by other melody instruments.

$3.00

Barbara Allen - easy/intermediate piano solo

Barbara Allen is a traditional Northern English melody, arranged here for piano. The arrangement looks/sounds relatively simple but the span of the melody and the jumps in the left hand take the piece beyond easy, into early intermediate territory. No fingering has been added so that the performer can decide on their own.

$3.00

Blind Mary - intermediate guitar duet

This lovely O'Carolan tune (composed in the early 1700's) is still very popular today. I've used DADGAD tuning and arranged it here for two guitars. Guitar one plays the tune throughout, with guitar two taking the accompaniment.

$5.00

Lazarus - intermediate guitar solo

'Lazarus' began life as a medieval English religious ballad, and has been frequently re-used with different lyrics. It's the basis for several hymns including 'Kingsfold', and was used as the tune for the Irish ballad 'Star of the County Down'. I've reverted to the original title to reflect its English biblical origins.

$5.00

Silent Night - easy guitar ensemble

Austrian - Mohr and Gruber, 1818. One of ten lovely traditional Christmas carols, arranged in four parts (in regular notation). They're ideal for seasonal concerts and festive school events. The highest parts can also be played by other melody instruments.

$3.00

Calliope House - easy/intermediate harp solo

Calliope House was written in 1984 by Dave Richardson, while he played with the ever-changing lineup of 'Boys from the Lough'. The tune quickly became part of the traditional canon; I learned it in a session in the North Read more

$3.50

Ding Dong Merrily on High - easy guitar ensemble

French, late Medieval or Renaissance (lyrics and new name added later by by English composer George Woodward). One of ten lovely traditional Christmas carols, arranged in four parts (in regular notation). They're ideal for seasonal concerts and festive school events. The highest parts can also be played by other melody instruments.

$3.00

The Humours of Castlecomer - easy/intermediate guitar solo

This Irish jig originates from Castlecomer in Kilkenny, Leinster, Ireland. Also known as The Humours of Castle Comer, the tune appears in notated music collections from 1870 onwards. It's likely much older. I've arranged it here in DADGAD tuning for solo guitar. The bass is a simple repeated open string which provides a drone-style accompaniment.

$3.00