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Deborah Henson-Conant teaches how to end "Baroque Flamenco" with a flourish!
Members of the Dallas Harp Quartet perform and discuss First Arabesque, by Claude Debussy.
Jaymee Haefner teaches how to build beautiful tone production.
Elzbieta Szmyt performs and teaches "Processional" from "Graded Recital Series Volume Two," by Susann McDonald and Linda Wood.
Members of the Dallas Harp Quartet perform and discuss Au Matin, by Marcel Tournier.
Members of the Dallas Harp Quartet perform and discuss Song in the Night, by Carlos Salzedo.
Sunita Staneslow teaches how to take your arpeggios to the next level by creating phrases.
Elzbieta Szmyt performs and teaches "Processional" from "Graded Recital Series Volume Two," by Susann McDonald and Linda Wood.
Learn how to use key signatures to find major and minor intervals.
Learn about the different kinds of 7th chords and how to build them.
Sunita Staneslow shows how to use arpeggios with the added 9th to embellish the classic Irish melody "Bridget Cruise."
Isabelle Perrin teaches how to play "Midnight Stars," from "First Grade Pieces for Harp," by Marcel Grandjany and Jane Weidensaul.
Learn to play Maeve Gilchrist's original composition "Catriona's Jig."
Sarah Bullen teaches the cadenza from "Tzigane," by Maurice Ravel," to harpist Katherine Ventura.
Learn how to play Kim Robertson's version of the traditional Irish Air "Forget Not the Angels."
The Philadelphia Orchestra principal harpist Elizabeth Hainen answers questions about auditioning, editing excerpts, sound projection, and more!
Lynne Aspnes teaches how and why to close fingers and hands.
Nicole Brady teaches "Twinkle Variation C" from Suzuki Harp School Vol. 1.
Sunita Staneslow teaches how to go beyond the basics in the final installment of her arpeggio series.
Jaymee Haefner shows how to assess your own playing and be a better teacher for yourself.