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J. Molnar’s book of exercises

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  • #87906
    unknown-user
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    Hello to all –

    My teacher has been giving me a series of evil but effective little exercies to improve my technique.

    #87907
    unknown-user
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    Hi Rebecca,

    I have an old copy of this work: “Practical Method for Grand Harp and Irish Harp” by Josef Molnar, Volume 1. So, assume there is a volume 2 as well.

    I haven’t seen this

    #87908
    unknown-user
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    Well, I looked at the usual spots for music with no luck.

    #87909
    unknown-user
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    I will check out this site.

    #87910

    Yes, volumes 1 and 2 of Molnar’s exercise books, that I also use, are very good, and used to be carried by Lyon and Healy. Sometimes, imported music is too expensive to carry so they remove it from their lists.When Molnar left Austria to begin his career in Japan, he was already a fine professional harpist. He distilled the European technique for his students, into the most useful excercises for brilliant technique, and the result of his years of teaching is that Japan has produced many prizewinning harp virtuosos. Perhaps Holywell Music in England has these volumes, which must not be photocopied, of course, since Molnar is still alive.

    #87911
    unknown-user
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    Thank you – I will try Holywell.

    #87912
    unknown-user
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    Let us know what you find. Now I am really curious.

    Heide

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