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Be Still and Know, harp

Be Still and Know, harp

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BE STILL AND KNOW is an original mid-intermediate level harp solo that captures a peaceful sense of calm and hope. You'll see delicate ornaments, nimble sixteenth note passages within a gentle 6/8 lilting meter. Express your heart through this music.

We had a contest to name this piece of music and over 200 of you submitted a title for me to consider. I chose "Be Still and Know", which was suggested by Madeleine Van Zyl. Maybe you recognize the title from a public domain hymn tune, which is based upon Psalm 46. Though I'm not making use of the traditional melody in this piece, I think the subtle reference is fitting, don't you?

Pages: 5 pages of music
Format: PDF for immediate download
Key: D minor
Level: Mid-Intermediate Harp

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Single User License

This sheet music download is licensed for the exclusive use of one individual. Please do not share, reproduce, or distribute in any form. Thank you for respecting the rights of the composer.

Be Still and Know, harp video course

Learn with the Video Course

“Be Still and Know" is available to learn with my Video Course, which includes 45 minutes of skilled instruction. The artistry course will reveal the elements required to play this piece with expression and musicality. Once you have learned the basic reading elements on your own, join me to study advanced concepts including phrasing, touch, color and tone and create a magical performance.

Visit my Podia website to learn more.

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Jane Chaloner
a beautiful, flowing piece

This is a lovely, meditational piece. It flows beautifully and is just the sort of harp music I've been looking for. I especially like the p.d.l.t. sections, so mystical.

Thank you so much, Jane! I’m glad you enjoyed the piece. I love the mystical quality of p.d.l.t. too—it adds such a special texture. Happy harping! - Anne