Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
Tacye
ParticipantMy first teacher came from a very different school of harp stringing from yours!
Tacye
ParticipantI would leave it on.
Tacye
ParticipantSchweiso was Erard’s foreman before setting up on his own.
Tacye
ParticipantIf the string length and pitch are fixed then the tension of a string is proportional to its mass.
Tacye
ParticipantIt is worth stating that ABRSM syllabi, and probably the others which
have been mentioned are examination syllabi only- this is quite
different from a study syllabus (which is what I believe Saul is referring to).Tacye
ParticipantThe ABRSM diploma syllabi are on their website somewhere.
Tacye
ParticipantIs the harp case you are using one designed for your model of harp?
Tacye
ParticipantDo you need to practice in that room?
Tacye
ParticipantHi Natalie,
There are many great places to study harp if you are interested in pedal harp, especially primarily classical music (Paris, New York…) but fewer places offer folk or historical performance.
Not studying harp at university need not prevent you becoming a professional harpist- you just need to play well: three of my university friends who are now professional harpists studied respectively Celtic studies, biology and teaching.Tacye
ParticipantI would have suggested the opposite about size of context and size of country.
Tacye
ParticipantI would have suggested the opposite about size of context and size of country.
Tacye
ParticipantI would have suggested the opposite about size of context and size of country.
Tacye
ParticipantThe ‘silk’ in the wire strings I have tested by holding to a match (I think they were Bow and Salopian) was something artificial- probably polyfilament nylon.
Tacye
ParticipantNo that doesn’t make sense… the tension
-
AuthorPosts