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Learn how to pinpoint what causes nervousness so you can take the steps to address it.
Felice Pomeranz shows how to create your own arrangement of the traditional melody Greensleeves. (You'll need some theory skills and a knowledge of chord structure to enjoy this video.)
Learn what the 4/4 and 6/8 time signatures mean.
Learn to play the traditional Irish slow air "CailÃn na Gruaige Doinne."
In this lesson Amanda Whiting shows more ways to understand and play swing rhythm.
Sunita Staneslow teaches how to go beyond the basics in the final installment of her arpeggio series.
Kim Robertson teaches how to play and practice small intervals on a lever harp.
Learn more about how to play for a Liturgical church service.
In this lesson Amanda Whiting shows how to create and practice the dominant 7th chord.
Tristan Le Govic performs and teaches the traditional Breton tune "Toutouig."
Learn to play Maeve Gilchrist's original composition "Catriona's Jig."
Learn how to play Kim Robertson's "wonder thumb" left-hand technique. This technique works well with drones.
Learn to play Kim Robertson's arrangement of the American folk tune "Shenandoah."
Elzbieta Szmyt performs and teaches "Processional" from "Graded Recital Series Volume Two," by Susann McDonald and Linda Wood.
Learn how to break the chord voicing rules to avoid sounding mechanical.
Members of the Dallas Harp Quartet perform and discuss Variations on a Theme in Ancient Style, by Carlos Salzedo.
Learn how to build a root position major triad plus first and second inversions in the key of C Major.
Learn how to play Kim Robertson's arrangement of the folk tune "Vals," by Vidar Skrede.
Isabelle Perrin teaches how to play "Midnight Stars," from "First Grade Pieces for Harp," by Marcel Grandjany and Jane Weidensaul.
Lynne Aspnes teaches how to prepare "Wolcum Yole!" from "A Ceremony of Carols" by Benjamin Britten.