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Not sure you’ll still be in town but here’s a great harp event on Jan. 28:
http://www.carnegiehall.org/article/box_office/events/evt_12334.html?selecteddate=01282009
And of course, you can always go see the Fantasticks and the Snapple Theater Center at 50th St and Broadway…I’ll be playing both shows on Jan. 24 (2 and 8PM)!!!
In my school of playing, there is a two step process…first pressing into the string, then releasing it and closing the fingers into the palm.
Actually, every one has a harp teacher on the faculty…
If their websites don’t list the audition repertoire, you can always contact the teachers directly to ask about it.
Montclair State University, Rowan University, The College of New Jersey (in Trenton), Temple University, Princeton University, Westminster Choir College, Moravian College, Lehigh University and Curtis Institute all come to mind…
I believe the CD-roms you have located are NOT audio CD’s but are computer files of the actual printed harp parts.
I have the Grandjany edition of the Feuillets D’Album, but I think the edition doesn’t really matter.
In the European method of notation, the eighth rest and quarter rest are mirror images of each other.
They can be purchased at http://www.lyramusic.com.
