
BWV 988 Goldberg Variations: Aria da Capo
Johann Sebastian Bach
BWV 988
Harp · 3 min 58 sec
Open scoreHarp sheet music for folk, Celtic-style and Bach repertoire: the selected scores include a traditional Irish jig arranged for harp, a Celtic/bardic adaptation of Ramin Djawadi's music, and the Aria da Capo from Bach's Goldberg Variations. Each score lists Harp as its part; the arrangement credit and opening key, metre and tempo help identify the version.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
BWV 988
Harp · 3 min 58 sec
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Music By Ramin Djawadi (Celtic/Bardic HARP Adaptation by Rossella De Falco)
Harp · 57 sec
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Traditional Irish Jig Arr. for harp by Jacquelynn Tietjen
Harp · 1 min 27 sec
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Grant Woolard
Piccolo; Flute; Oboe +19 parts · 6 min 16 sec
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Stanley Myers arr. John Williams
form 'The Deer Hunter' (1978) for Flute Piano or Harp Guitar
Flute; Harp · 4 min 18 sec
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Johann Sebastian Bach
BWV 1080
Harp · 4 min 44 sec
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Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741
for Celtic Flute and Celtic Harp
Flute; Harp · 1 min 58 sec
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Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Piccolo; Flute; Oboe +16 parts · 19 min 25 sec
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Ottorino Resphigi
Piccolo; Flute; Oboe +23 parts · 9 min 9 sec
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Toto
Horn; Euphonium; Tuba +8 parts · 8 min 44 sec
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Max Richter
Recomposed
Solo Violin; Violin 1 A; Violin 1 B +10 parts · 2 min 36 sec
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Artist; Watanabe Sho Luna Haruna Yuki Kajiura Eir Aoi Arr. AnimeMuseSheet
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Flute; Piano; Marimba +14 parts · 22 min 25 sec
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Vittorio Monti
Flute 1; Flute 2; Oboe 1 +18 parts · 5 min 36 sec
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Maurice Durufl
from Requiem Op. 9byMaurice Duruflé
Soprano; Alto; Tenor +9 parts · 5 min 29 sec
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Johann Strau II, Opus 314
Flute 1; Flute 2; Piccolo +24 parts · 8 min 17 sec
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Harp · 31 sec
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Joe Hisaishi arr. Andrea Motas
The Dragon Boy A Town with an Ocean View Path of the Wind
Violin; Viola; Violoncello +4 parts · 5 min 37 sec
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Gordy Haab and Stephen Barton
Flutes; Oboes; Horns in F +8 parts · 1 min 54 sec
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Toby Fox
from 'Undertale'
Flute 1; Oboe 1; B♭ Clarinet 1 +11 parts · 9 min 12 sec
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Clarinet Concerto No. 1 2nd Mov. for Flute and Piano
Flute; Harp · 8 min 49 sec
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Morrison's Jig is credited as a traditional Irish jig arranged for harp by Jacquelynn Tietjen. The Rains of Castamere credits music to Ramin Djawadi with a Celtic/bardic harp adaptation by Rossella De Falco. The Goldberg Variations Aria da Capo is credited to Johann Sebastian Bach without an arranger named in the score details. These credits describe the version shown, not the forces of an original composition.
The selected scores list different opening indications: Morrison's Jig opens with two sharps in 6/8 at 168 BPM; The Rains of Castamere opens with one flat, given as F major, in 4/4; and the Goldberg Variations Aria da Capo opens with one sharp in 3/4 at 100 BPM. These describe the start of each score, not the whole piece, and should be checked against the version you need.
Each selected score names Harp as its score part. That identifies the part for the score, not proof that the work was first written for harp. A title can also point to an excerpt: the Bach entry names the Aria da Capo rather than the complete set of Goldberg Variations.
For a traditional Irish jig, start with Morrison's Jig. For a Celtic/bardic adaptation, consider The Rains of Castamere. For Bach, the collection includes the Goldberg Variations Aria da Capo. Compare the recorded key, metre and tempo before choosing, and check the individual score for its full part layout.
Score parts: Harp. Catalogue duration 3 min 58 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp. Opening time signature: 3/4. Opening tempo: 100 BPM.
Score parts: Harp. Catalogue duration 57 sec. Opening key signature: 1 flat (F major). Opening time signature: 4/4.
Score parts: Harp. Catalogue duration 1 min 27 sec. Opening key signature: 2 sharps. Opening time signature: 6/8. Opening tempo: 168 BPM.
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The selected harp sheet music includes Morrison's Jig, credited as a traditional Irish jig arranged for harp by Jacquelynn Tietjen; The Rains of Castamere, credited to Ramin Djawadi with a Celtic/bardic harp adaptation by Rossella De Falco; and BWV 988 Goldberg Variations: Aria da Capo, credited to Johann Sebastian Bach. Each score lists Harp as its score part.
Morrison's Jig names Jacquelynn Tietjen as harp arranger, and The Rains of Castamere names Rossella De Falco for a Celtic/bardic harp adaptation. The Bach entry credits Johann Sebastian Bach as composer but names no arranger, so the score details alone do not establish whether it is an original, a transcription, or another version.
The listed opening indications are two sharps, 6/8 and 168 BPM for Morrison's Jig; one flat, given as F major, and 4/4 for The Rains of Castamere; and one sharp, 3/4 and 100 BPM for the Goldberg Variations Aria da Capo. These describe the opening of each score rather than the whole piece.
The score is titled BWV 988 Goldberg Variations: Aria da Capo and lists Harp as its part. The title points to the Aria da Capo rather than the full set of variations, and the score details do not establish that all variations are present.
Each selected score records Harp as its score part, which identifies the part name for that score. It does not by itself prove the work was originally written for harp. Arranger or adaptation credits give more specific information about the version being shown.