An Arpeggio Drill - Harp Tuesday ep. 218

[@janedoe4988]

What a terrific Harp Tuesday! Thank you!!!

[@jenborn5358]

Thank you Josh for this video 😊 shapes are hard for me, but I’ve only been playing for 4 months. I like that you had the metronome as well, but I couldn’t follow very well with only playing the one beat 😬 I pray to be as talented as you someday! God Bless your wonderful gift 💝

[@ShaharHarshuv]

I was opening this video because I wanted to see as an arranger / orchestrator how fast can harp play arpeggios. The answer is pretty fast.

[@JoshLayne]

Haha, yeah! But the shape and number matters a lot - if you have nice, reachable, 4 note groups that make sense trading back and forth between the hands it can be pretty fast, but awkward shapes/having to split between fewer than 4 notes can slow things down, if that makes sense :)

[@ShaharHarshuv]

@@JoshLayne actually, I'm not sure I understand. Can you give an example with note names?

[@raicyner843]

i don't play an instrument but i write poetry and I needed to understand what this sound even means

[@sandragayle7866]

Josh are you coming off the strings with the right hand before the turn around? I can't see your right hand as it come back down. That's where I am having a problem. With the turn around. My Dusty Strings Ravenna 34 have a beautiful tone but coming back down is a bit tricky for me.

[@tamaraallen4819]

Do you offer lessons online?

[@VoiceOverTheEnemy]

First! I Love Your Channel And Do You Have Any Songs For 12 Strings?

[@JoshLayne]

Hmm, perhaps this song? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIjKdJWpndV5i7M

[@VoiceOverTheEnemy]

Thank You!

[@mariozanmachado9288]

Traduzir por português por favor

[@kasiakasia8174]

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