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Kathleen Bundock Moore has an edition of the complete Nutcracker ballet incorporating both the first and second harp parts.
Kathy Bundock Moore has a series called “Music Theory At The Harp,” I believe it’s called, published in four volumes/workbooks.
We used Elizabeth’s solution when we played The Planets in the Orlando Philharmonic a couple seasons ago, and it worked like a charm.
The Boss Dr. Beat DB 90–expensive but worth it. It has far more features than I will ever need, but I love its ability to subdivide, the choice of click sounds, including a digital voice that will count for you, and the great tempo range.
It will often happen that strings will break with the change of season, i.e., drastic shifts in temperature and humidity.
May Hogan Cambern’s “Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming.” It is simple yet beautiful and perfect for midnight mass. Always one of my very favorite things to play.
Elinor, I recently purchased Mary Kay Waddington’s edition of Solfegietto in which she indicates brushing the strings to remove unwanted vibrations.
Elinor, I recently purchased Mary Kay Waddington’s edition of Solfegietto in which she indicates brushing the strings to remove unwanted vibrations.
