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June Han teaches how to play chords, using the opening of Claude Debussy's Danse "Sacrée."
Sarah Bullen teaches how to play the cadenza from "Swan Lake," by Tchaikovsky to harpist Ellie Kirk.
Learn how to create and improvise with minor modes.
Jaymee Haefner teaches how to play "Little Fountain," by Samuel O. Pratt.
Members of the Dallas Harp Quartet perform and discuss Fantaisie, by Marcel Grandjany.
Sarah Bullen teaches the cadenza from "Waltz of the Flowers," from "The Nutcracker" by Tchaikovsky, to harpist Catherine Litaker.
In this lesson Cindy introduces how to get started creating your own arrangement using the traditional folk tune "The Water is Wide."
Learn how to break the chord voicing rules to avoid sounding mechanical.
Learn basic note values in 4/4 time.
In this tutorial Cindy shows how to create a sense of rest or completion at the end of your arrangements.
June Han teaches how to interpret the "meno mosso" and ending of Alphonse Hasselmans' "Petite Valse."
In this lesson on how to practice, expert Rachel Lee Hall shows how to practice for expressiveness and interpretation.
In this lesson, June Han teaches two exercises for strengthening scales. (To enjoy this video, you'll need to know how to play an eight-note scale with cross-under.)
Learn to play Felice Pomeranz's original tune "Miguelito."
Isabelle Perrin teaches how to "Grand'Mère Raconte une Histoire," by Henriette Renié.
Sarah Bullen teaches how to play the cadenza from "Swan Lake," by Tchaikovsky to harpist Katherine Ventura.
Lynne Aspnes teaches how to play Prelude Intimes 1, "Tenderly Emoted," by Carlos Salzedo.
Kim Robertson teaches how to play and practice large intervals on a lever harp.
Learn how to add the "flat 9" to a dominant 7th chord.
Nicole Brady teaches how to play the folk song "Good-bye to Winter," from Suzuki Harp School, Vol. 1.