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Go to your nearest music store and look in the section for collections of cello music, elementary or intermediate level. Many of these might have piano parts that
Go to your nearest music store and look in the section for collections of cello music, elementary or intermediate level. Many of these might have piano parts that
Gorman,
Try to listen to a recording of this beautiful piece. One is on “The Golden Harp”(Victoria record ,#ECD19002)
Elena, take a look at Suzanne Balderston’s Step By Step book 1 and 2, with teddy-bear pictures throughout. Combine these with
Elena, take a look at Suzanne Balderston’s Step By Step book 1 and 2, with teddy-bear pictures throughout. Combine these with
Elena, take a look at Suzanne Balderston’s Step By Step book 1 and 2, with teddy-bear pictures throughout. Combine these with
Bethany, the site TravelSmith.com has many types of clothing but item 50148, “Women’s Ruffled Cardigan” in either black, red, or seafoam, looks stunning worn over a long skirt or Palazzo pants, and any top. It is long enough to cover the entire hip area, has long sleeves ending in ruffles, and the front opening, with no closures, is ruffled all the way down. For a woman conductor, vocal soloist, or harpist. it lends dignity.
Gary, look at http://www.harpkit.com. where you can find the harp (pasted in below) called Smart Harp for $329. US dollars. It has 29 strings.
Katie, if you and your teacher have “used up most of the standards” of high school level harp parts in orchestra music, be sure you also look at lists that American Harp Society Project 2000 put together for just that purpose. GO TO: http://www.harpsociety.org/resources/education2000.html. There are periodic updates. Here is the phone number: (203) 966 7616. The site lists published music for string ensembles, orchestral works, and selections for band or choir (Grades 1 through 12) that include harp parts; includes publisher information, orchestration,and level for both the ensemble and the harp part.
Drapers.com, selling by free catalog or online, has modest evening gowns along with daytime attire, They are in Irvine, California. I agree with a comment above, that if you sew your possibilities are endless and so rewarding when you create your own gown, or modify an existing one.
Not knowing where you are located, you could contact a harp dealer or maker on the U.S. east coast (such as Virginia Harp Center), midwest (Lyon and Healy in Chicago), or west coast
Take a look at Haru no Umi for flute and harp by Michio Miyagi, arranged by Josef Molnar. This is the last 10 pages of
If you go to http://www.bronnjourney.com you’ll find about 19 CDa listed, but in his current flyer, that I receive, I counted 21. We in Washington State are very proud of this humble man who plays beautifully, and his repertoire is amazing.
Sometimes harp teachers could look into how rhythm may be taught to other instrumentalists. Sally O’Reilly’s String Rhythms (published by Neil A. Kjos Music Co., in San Diego CA has a very flavorful way of doing this; with pies! Apple pie is eighth-eighth-quarter. Banana is sixteenth-eighth -sixteenth. Peppermint pie is dotted eighth-sixteenth-eighth-dotted quarter, and so on toward the end of the book where the mixed pies are found such as March from “The Nutcracker”, Promenade by Moussorgsky, etc.
Sometimes harp teachers could look into how rhythm may be taught to other instrumentalists. Sally O’Reilly’s String Rhythms (published by Neil A. Kjos Music Co., in San Diego CA has a very flavorful way of doing this; with pies! Apple pie is eighth-eighth-quarter. Banana is sixteenth-eighth -sixteenth. Peppermint pie is dotted eighth-sixteenth-eighth-dotted quarter, and so on toward the end of the book where the mixed pies are found such as March from “The Nutcracker”, Promenade by Moussorgsky, etc.
