Chanson dans la nuit/Song in the Night by Carlos Salzedo Inspirational Videos for Young Harpists #60

[@johnbrock1602]

You said there will be special effects that was a under statement. Thank you enjoy the sound so much.

[@JacquelinePollauf]

Yes, perhaps I should have said effects more strongly!

[@EmilyShaffer2000]

Thanks for doing the introduction at the beginning!!! So cool to know

[@JacquelinePollauf]

You're welcome - thanks for watching!

[@matthewspratt817]

Words are useless to describe such beauty. More please?

[@JacquelinePollauf]

Thanks so much!

[@paigegarrison6721]

Oh man!!! Thank you, Jacqueline! I’ve never gotten a chance to see it played up close love this! It certainly answered a couple of questions! I loved your interpretation of it. Not an easy feat percussing on the harp during strumming, you nailed it! Huh! It’s an intermediate piece??? Wow! Perhaps it’s achievable in my lifetime. 😁 Ed and I simply adore this piece! Thank you!!!

[@JacquelinePollauf]

I'm glad you and Ed like this piece so much! There is definitely a lot going on in it. Thanks for watching and glad you liked my interpretation!

[@diongovender]

Beautiful piece. That was just lovely.

[@JacquelinePollauf]

Thank you - glad you enjoyed it!

[@Paula-133]

Delightful!

[@JacquelinePollauf]

Thank you!

[@MiaStrayer]

My favorite song

[@JacquelinePollauf]

I'm so glad to hear it a while! I think you mentioned it a while ago as a suggestion, and here it is!

[@gelguitarist]

This was so much fun to watch! The glisses using your nails and the soundboard tapping were great. My favorite part was right at 3:38.

[@JacquelinePollauf]

Glad you liked it! And the part you mentioned is very fun to play.

[@Paula-133]

Dear Jacqueline are any of these techniques in your new

[@johnbrock1602]

Jacqueline, in your notes to me you would say, hi John, an the last two or three you have not done that. I am very sorry if I wrote something that hurt or offended you. I never met to do that to you. I am very very sorry for that. Please accept my apology. I remain John

[@JacquelinePollauf]

John, I'm sorry to hear that you are feeling bad. I am not upset with you in any way, and didn't mean to hurt your feelings! I had not realized that I had made any change in the way I was addressing you, but always appreciate your comments. I hope you are doing well!

[@johnbrock1602]

@@JacquelinePollauf I did not want to hurt you. I thought I did something wrong when your greeting changed. I was told to apologize weather I did it or not. In the second or third grade I was diagnosed as being retarded. This was 1952 or 1953. Things changed a lot for me in life an in my place in my family. It is a long story the affect it had on me an how it would effect my life. That is more than enough. Thank you for your time. I remain John

[@JacquelinePollauf]

@@johnbrock1602 Hi John, I'm sorry to hear about how difficult things were for you growing up. That must have been really painful. Anyway, there is no need to apologize, and I hope you are doing well! Best wishes.