Saul Davis Zlatkovski

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  • in reply to: Dry, splitting, cracking, bleeding finger tips #157898

    Good for Duluth! Another local industry born. Now, can you make something out of smoked fish oil?

    in reply to: Con raghezza? #148638

    Con vaghezza means with charm, so that’s another way of saying warmth. It is a moment of respite.

    in reply to: Con raghezza? #148637

    You have a poorly copied copy, Sam, it say “con vaghezza.” The ascending stroke on the right side of the v is broken and barely visible.

    As for accuracy, when Italian is used for musical terms by non-Italians, we don’t always follow the rules, or the same rules, for instance, “glissando.” Gliss is French, not Italian.

    in reply to: Con raghezza? #148631

    Score another one for old dictionaries. So the piece refers to the Inferno as well as a hymn?

    in reply to: Harpists on youtube….. #156685

    This will never replace the video of Lucile Lawrence, but what a gas!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNtkSzow0FY&feature=related

    in reply to: Con raghezza? #148625

    If the root is raggiare, it would mean “with radiance.”

    That’s why I collected some old music dictionaries, because the recent ones are too limited, but I found that in an Italian dictionary, right after ragazzo.

    in reply to: Con raghezza? #148624

    Or con ragazzo ( with a begging tone?). What piece is it, what is the musical context?

    in reply to: becomming an authorized dealer #106902

    Wow, I didn’t know. That is really nice. It sounds like Prairie Night. I can’t wait to tell ASCAP.

    I’ve never heard the terms for a teacher-dealer, but there is also sometimes a very small commission for referrals that lead to sales.

    in reply to: have you ever kissed your harp? #106859

    What really matters is, did it kiss me back?

    in reply to: Am I too old to learn harp? #157632

    If you have the talent and dedication, you can prepare yourself, and if you already have an undergraduate degree, perhaps get into a master’s program, most likely music education. What might be feasible is that by the age of 32 or so, you will have learned enough to teach and perform, and you might go to a country where they do not really have a professional harpist and build up a community there, or in part of this country, though few areas are left without harpists. To be a top-flight professional performer, you would need to be extraordinary. However, if you are interested in alternative music, the doors are wide open if you come up with a unique approach.

    in reply to: becomming an authorized dealer #106898

    What is the difference between a dealer and a distributor?

    in reply to: Purcell’s Hornpipe in B flat Major Sheet Music #148674

    I think it is very likely in Dewey Owen’s collection of pieces by Purcell, which you should be able to get from Lyra.

    in reply to: getting more reliable students #83404

    Those techniques don’t seem to work on the kind of people I’ve encountered.

    in reply to: getting more reliable students #83401

    I have experienced people who feel free to take advantage of a harp teacher, either by lying or false bargaining. If they think you are weak, they will do it. Some have no respect. With some it must be ego, and then there are those with disorders. Some are snobs, elitist or otherwise, some boorish, some ill-mannered, and some are just mean. Thank goodness it is a (hopefully) minority who are this way.

    in reply to: Embarrassment? #157766

    People do react unpredictably, it is true. But you should be proud.

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