This is a beautiful German Christmas Carol. The title translates to sweeter the bells never sound. The first arrangement is played on one steel strung lyre. 
And the double strung arrangement on 2 lyres. 
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Coventry Carol and More
Coventry Carol is a traditional Christmas Carol, though you don’t tend to hear it as often as you hear many others. I hope you enjoy this version on harp!
And a piece I wrote called Twilight Mist. I wrote this before Halloween, but I am sharing it here, because it has a similar character to Coventry Carol.
And last, but certainly not least, the double strung arrangement of this piece. This is how I wrote it in the first place, and it sounds really lovely played on 2 lyres!
What Child is This
What Child is This? played on Lynda Lyre with nylon strings.
And my double-strung arrangement with 2 Brandon John steel strung acoustic lyres. I hope you enjoy both!
Deck the Halls on 2 Lyres
2 steel strung lyres play a double-strung arrangement. It’s a video file, but there is only sound. Also, the tuning is a little off, because I had just gotten the second lyre.
And a second arrangement with the same lyres, but with better tuning and a different left hand.
Jingle Bells – Seedling Style
Enjoy Jingle Bells on harp, played in the style of
And on steel strung lyre, which is especially festive!
Winter Sprouts 3 on Harp and Lyre
Leise Rieselt der Schnee – German Carol
(Softly Falls the Snow) on steel strung lyre.
Winter Sprouts 2 on Harp
Winter Sprouts 1 on Harp
O Laufet, Ihr Hirten
This traditional German carol sounds lovely on a lyre with steel strings. Enjoy!
And on Lynda Lyre with nylon strings.
And lastly on harp!
Mystical Strings 
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