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Lynne Aspnes teaches how to prepare "Spring Carol" from "A Ceremony of Carols," by Benjamin Britten.
Sunita Staneslow teaches how to play Sharon Thormahlen's arrangement of the traditional carol "Still, Still, Still."
Learn how to arrange in an Irish style in Part 2 of Grainne's series on Irish style.
Learn to play Park Stickney's original composition "Lever Mania."
Learn the order of sharps and flats to help identify key signatures.
Jaymee Haefner teaches how to play "The Foggy Dew," from First Harp Book, arrange by Betty Paret.
Isabelle Perrin teaches how to play "Gavotte" from Petite Suite Classique, by Marcel Grandjany.
In this tutorial Cindy shows how to use improvisation in your arrangements.
Listen to June's performance, and advice for playing the opening melody of Alphonse Hasselmans' "Petite Valse."
Maeve Gilchrist teaches the folk tune "Hospitality of Jane" from her collection "Traditional Tune Arrangements and Original Compositions for the Lever Harp, Book 1."
Alice Giles teaches how to raise for different kinds of sound.
Learn to play "Reverie," from "Trois Pieces Faciles," by Marcel Grandjany.
International performing artist Sivan Magen answers questions about preparing for auditions, practicing, memorizing, and more!
Learn how to play "There Stands a Little Man," from "Fun from the First, Vol. 1" arranged by Samuel Milligan.
Kim Robertson teaches how to play and practice small intervals on a lever harp.
Members of the Dallas Harp Quartet perform and discuss First Arabesque, by Claude Debussy.
Elzbieta Szmyt performs and teaches "Concert Etude" from "Graded Recital Series Volume One," by Susann McDonald and Linda Wood.
Learn more of Maeve Gilchrist's finger strengthening and hand coordination exercises.
Jaymee Haefner shows how to assess your own playing and be a better teacher for yourself.
Tristan Le Govic performs and teaches the traditional Breton tune "Toutouig."