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July 25, 2010 at 7:43 pm in reply to: Music for lever harp that is NOT classical, folk, Celtic, etc. #158604
Stephanie
SpectatorI highly recommend Bernard Andres-his music has some neat and beautiful chords as well as some great melodies.
Stephanie
SpectatorRecently I had to play
“Moonlight Sonata” and found it to be so moody and a bit depressing for
such an event.Stephanie
SpectatorFor a quintuplet my teacher came up with Span-ni-ko-pi-ta because I love Greek food.
Stephanie
SpectatorFor a quintuplet my teacher came up with Span-ni-ko-pi-ta because I love Greek food.
Stephanie
SpectatorFor a quintuplet my teacher came up with Span-ni-ko-pi-ta because I love Greek food.
December 15, 2009 at 1:13 pm in reply to: What is your other job (if you have one) besides harping? #108645Stephanie
SpectatorHello,
Stephanie
SpectatorIf the day is not too particularly windy, you can also use those clips and be able to turn the pages while you are still playing. You just have to have to clip the music a bit askew beforehand (in order to grab and turn) and then as you turn the page, angle it back into the clip.
Stephanie
SpectatorI just played this a couple weeks ago for a wedding and had a vocalist with me to sing it. We omitted the one verse with the child out of wedlock though. The bride was Irish and knew the song well so we did not have any qualms about playing it for a wedding.
Stephanie
SpectatorHello,
March 30, 2009 at 6:16 pm in reply to: Looking for a harp teacher in the Cream Ridge, NJ area #85966Stephanie
SpectatorIt is located within Monmouth county and borderlines Ocean County in NJ.
Stephanie
SpectatorI
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