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How about a compromise?
Often you can find a teacher who will give you lessons on a monthly basis (or every other month, or whatever works for you).
Just great!I don’t know Holy’s music quite well but some of it seems to me under the influence of Richard Wagner in a very good way.Thanks Barbara and Tan,congratulations/RHC Holy revival.
Thanks so much Sherry. the music is so much improved! This is important for us novices (and those who listen to us.)
Judi
This just arrived this morning. I might take him up on the guilter training…
This is Kelly Raymon…I’m written to male an inquiry about your tutorial lecture on musical concept and guilter training.I have two grown up children hoping to develop their talent in order to be one the notable musician in the society.So please let me know the cost for each person and their arrival date as well
I love your thread here, Saul. Classic.
A piano professor created an interesting solution to the question of continuing study once you reach a level where there isn’t someone with more technical expertise. He created a professional piano class where the local professors would meet once a month and play for each other, responding and critiquing. They were peers with the common ideal of maintaining their art with the utmost integrity. If the environment is not unduly competitive with non-artistc agendas, then this type of dynamic can foster continued growth by its merits of peer review.
I have a Korg OT 12 that gets those notes. But I also have a pick up mic that I stick on, if in a large hall it will not pick up the upper or lower for some reason.
It’s a common problem, and there are so many overtones on those bottom notes they are always hard to hear. some harps are cleaner down there than others, but they are all difficult.
To tune those notes by ear.
I am not a harpist (but how I wish I were!!)….but my desperate Google search re: cracked, bleeding fingertips led me to all of you!
Try this: tune your wire strings with pedals set to natural starting with the G and tuning down – when you get to the 7th E, play the harmonic and then match it to the octave above – same for the D and C -(that’s why you have set the pedals in natural so you can
