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That passage is missing quite a bit in the middle- see the same thing, expanded here where it makes rather more sense.
Some years ago I gave short lessons to all comers at the Stamford harp festival which was a really interesting experience.
It is quite easy to get a pedal harp for under $10 000- second hand 40 or 41 string instrument seem to be relatively easily available.
Pilgrim stock it:
http://www.pilgrimharps.co.uk/music/musicwz.htmThanks Patricia and Carl- the culprit is the Mozart so I really mustn’t wander onto the wrong repetition of a pattern…
Thanks Patricia and Carl- the culprit is the Mozart so I really mustn’t wander onto the wrong repetition of a pattern…
Thanks Patricia and Carl- the culprit is the Mozart so I really mustn’t wander onto the wrong repetition of a pattern…
For music which is sold as an individual work I prefer sewn or stapled bindings (spiral binding is great for thicker things, but I find it too bulky and unnecessary for most of the music I play)- mostly they come stapled, but if the staples come loose I may repair them by sewing.
I would also suggest you try Salvi.
info@salviharps.comAs has been said above adults vary so much- I have started adults off with Dilling and Grossi (to which I am probably biased as that is what I started on), but I have also had an adult working (with apologies) on Bosio’s I Play Harp, which is full of cutesy pictures for 4 year olds!
As has been said above adults vary so much- I have started adults off with Dilling and Grossi (to which I am probably biased as that is what I started on), but I have also had an adult working (with apologies) on Bosio’s I Play Harp, which is full of cutesy pictures for 4 year olds!
