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Learn to play Kim Robertson's arrangement of "The Kitten," a traditional Irish slip jig.
Jaymee Haefner teaches how to play "The Foggy Dew," from First Harp Book, arrange by Betty Paret.
Learn to play rolled chords with Lynne Aspnes.
Learn how to arrange using Rhett's simple tricks that sound difficult, but really aren't.
Sunita Staneslow teaches how to play "Seagull," from "Soaring Strings," by Kathryn Cater.
Learn how to play "There Stands a Little Man," from "Fun from the First, Vol. 1" arranged by Samuel Milligan.
Learn to play Kim Robertson's arrangement of the American folk tune "Shenandoah."
Members of the Dallas Harp Quartet perform and discuss Danses Sacrée and Profane, by Claude Debussy.
Learn how to play the "cut," one of the most basic Irish ornaments.
Understand how to play a hornpipe rhythm.
Kim Robertson. teaches how to create left-hand patterns using suspensions.
Elzbieta Szmyt performs and teaches "Two Guitars" from Graded Recital Series Volume Four by Susann McDonald and Linda Wood Rollo.
In this lesson June Han teaches three exercises for position and strengthening. The concepts in this video are best approached with a stable hand position and ability to play fingers independently.
Jaymee Haefner shows how to assess your own playing and be a better teacher for yourself.
Learn to play Kim Robertson's arrangement of the traditional English folk song "Searching for Lambs."
Learn how to play Kim Robertson's version of the traditional Irish Air "Forget Not the Angels."
Tristan Le Govic performs and teaches the traditional Breton air "An hini a garan" ("The One I Love").
Nicole Brady teaches how to set up and play a four note scale.
Tristan Le Govic performs and teaches the traditional Breton tune "Ton Bale."
Tristan Le Govic performs and teaches the traditional Breton air "An hini a garan" ("The One I Love").