Old-Time Favorites Medley, harp
Old-Time Favorites Medley, harp
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OLD-TIME FAVORITES MEDLEY is an elementary level harp arrangement featuring three well-loved tunes that are often recognized and enjoyed in nursing homes and long-term care settings. Arranged for small harps with 19+ strings (lowest pitch: G below middle C), this medley offers a gentle and nostalgic musical moment.
The medley includes the following familiar songs:
- Bicycle Built for Two (1892)
- The Band Played On (1895)
- Let Me Call You Sweetheart (1910)
Perfect for harpists looking to share familiar and uplifting music in community settings.
Pages: 5 pages of music
Format: PDF for immediate download
Key: G Major
Level: Elementary Harp
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Thank you for arranging these charming old tunes for a Waring cardboard 19 string harp. The only thing is, that as a new player I wish that you could give a bit more support and write out the fingering ? Even though I can play some of your early intermediate songs, I still rely on your help with fingering, even for these elementary songs.
Thank you for your thoughtful review! I’m so glad you’re enjoying these charming old tunes. When deciding where to include fingering and bracket support, I put a lot of thought into which pieces would benefit most. This collection has so many valid fingering solutions that I chose to leave it open-ended, allowing players to find what feels most natural. That said, I completely understand how helpful fingering can be, especially for newer players, so I’ll consider adding a few more suggestions in a future update. I truly appreciate your feedback!
I played this at my grandma's nursing home and everyone started singing along. There were all levels from apartment living to memory care in attendance and everyone was singing. It quite frankly made me tear up making it difficult to play. Such a beautiful medley of 3 memory inducing songs.