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Dear Barbara,
I most agree with everything you have said – but I suppose it a matter of degrees.
Yes, you are right that harps are regulated before they leave the factory, and in an “ideal world” they would all be regulated perfectly. But most harp repairers and harpists I have spoken to
Dear Laurie,
It might be useful for the student to write down which strings are breaking (are they the same ones over and over?)
I have not heard of this qualification in association with American Institutions before. I have heard of the Artists Diploma (Art Dip) and the Post Graduate Diploma (PG Dip) but not the Dip Mus.
From “googling” the term it
I have not heard of this qualification in association with American Institutions before. I have heard of the Artists Diploma (Art Dip) and the Post Graduate Diploma (PG Dip) but not the Dip Mus.
From “googling” the term it
I have not heard of this qualification in association with American Institutions before. I have heard of the Artists Diploma (Art Dip) and the Post Graduate Diploma (PG Dip) but not the Dip Mus.
From “googling” the term it
I forgot to put the link to Alice Giles website!
http://music.anu.edu.au/areas-study/http/wwwanueduau/music/qareas-study/harp
Hi – was just chatting on the phone with David Williams and got on to the subject of your list of Salzedos – he said to give him another call as he remembered a couple more that you might be able to find
JohnDear Leonard,
That is valuable advice for players – never buy a harp unseen or unheard!
What you are describing in the upper register – the double notes – sound much like a problem that a student of mine had on a new 85
My experience of mischievous posters on online chat rooms is that they are rarely who they insinuate they are.
