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Maria Luisa Rayan teaches how to close and play thumbs to get the best sound.
In this tutorial Cindy shows how to create variety with melodies uses the tune "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star."
Alice Giles teaches how to raise for different kinds of sound.
Nicole Brady teaches a young student the motion for opening and closing fingers into the hand.
Learn to play Felice Pomeranz's original tune "Miguelito."
Nicole Brady teaches how to play "Minuet 1" by J.S. Bach from Suzuki Harp School, Vol. 2.
Learn Maeve Gilchrist's exercise for perfecting triads.
Learn the difference between reels, jigs, hornpipes, and more in Part 3 of Grainne's tutorial on understanding Irish style.
Isabelle Perrin teaches how to play the classic "Petite Berceuse" by Alphonse Hasselmans.
Members of the Dallas Harp Quartet perform and discuss Danses Sacrée and Profane, by Claude Debussy.
In this course Judy Loman teaches Helen Gerhold how to play "The Moldau," by Smetana/Trneček.
Learn the difference between an air, a jig, a hornpipe, and a reel as Kim Robertson describes basic Celtic rhythms.
Learn June Hans' technique for playing descending slides with the thumb.
Elzbieta Szmyt performs and teaches "Two Guitars" from Graded Recital Series Volume Four by Susann McDonald and Linda Wood Rollo.
Maria Luisa Rayan teaches how to develop "roundness" for a good playing foundation and sound.
Lynne Aspnes teaches how to play "The Foggy Dew," from "First Harp Book," arranged by Betty Paret.
Learn Bridget Kibbey's method for tuning by ear using the circle of fifths.
Sunita Staneslow teaches how to play Kim Robertson's arrangement of the traditional Irish folk tune "She Moves Through the Fair."
Learn how to break the chord voicing rules to avoid sounding mechanical.
Jaymee Haefner shows how to assess your own playing and be a better teacher for yourself.