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ParticipantNo harp and violin music???? You’re kidding… if you make your search engine work out a bit there are never ending catalogues of this… the harp only with flute????
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Participanthehe.. don’t worry Simona.. you’re not on the otherside of the world for everyone here… i’m just a half an hour flight away : )
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ParticipantHi there!
I live on the other corner of the world….
Palermo, Italynice to meet you all
hope to exchange thoughts, ideas and experience here in the forum.
RegardsFebruary 10, 2007 at 4:21 pm in reply to: Inviting the last living connection to Marcel Tournier Music #88119unknown-user
ParticipantBonjour,
Yes, we know that about Mme Marie Pierre Jamet, but interesting enough is that Mme Fontan at her stage of life ( 80’s!) is still playing in public, controlling her ‘track’…what I need your help is to know ‘when’ will be best for people to attend, what week of the year is your suggestion? that it does not get on the way to other events, and that
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ParticipantOn the same theme… do you finger or gliss the passage in the Iterlude of Debussy trio sonata… i have seen people doing it differently… personally i finger…it gives me better control of the tempo and better for the flutist and violist entries.
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ParticipantHey, I know you posted back in October but I hope you decided to apply to Interlochen!! You’ll have an amazing experience if you go there! and Im sure youve looked at the website by now to see the audition requirements since they audition tapes were due february 1st. If you come this summer I hope to see you there!
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ParticipantI would definitely recommend Interlochen Arts Camp – check out the website http://www.interlochen.org
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ParticipantThat E is a little awkward – but I can’t say its a problem for me. I do have small hands and a concert grand though.
Different harps do have different string lengths, and some seem to get harmonics out easier than others. The only thing I can think of to suggest is that you push the harp forward a little with your knee, as sometimes
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ParticipantI just found this on YouTube.
It���s an interview with Enya and then she gives a live performance of, ���It���s in the Rain��� on some British talk show. However, throughout the song the cameras fix on the harp player quite a bit. I love the hosts comment at the end, ���Yes, so beautiful, so haunting. And amazing harp playing with 8��� heals on.��� The co-host says, ���Yes, look at that, I was just saying it should be some type of sport��� Ug, and I thought wearing a suit was a pain!
But hey, it���s a great song and nice to watch the harp grab almost as much face-time as Enya. (Okay, not quite, but more than usual I���d imagine!)
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ParticipantThanks for the correction! 🙂 I have edited the blog post.
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Participantthey are fingered-not glissed
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ParticipantBeing a competiton… I would go for fingering, if it will not cause technical problems, which will then make it look worse… it might be the right edje over the others maybe, however musicality is a bit more major
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ParticipantEveryone can get their own copy of Storybook Love at http://www.musicnotes.com. This link should take you straight to it http://www.musicnotes.com/sheetmusic/scorch.asp?ppn=SC0031755
It costs $4.95 but is instantly available for download. It’s written for piano and not terribly exciting at that. But still, it is available.
Julie
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ParticipantLyon and Healy 23 in Gold. I’ll never get one….boohooohooo
I admit I have gaudy tastes…
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ParticipantNot sure how clear I was in the last post, so have sent you some clarification via your email address. Hope the info helps.
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