Harp Technique Through Repertoire: Ascending Arpeggios

[@moirbasso7051]

This is wonderful. Hearing pieces that you want to learn is much better than just working through every book out there, to find your 'faves.'

[@JacquelinePollauf]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@kukla608]

I want to THANK YOU for all the very useful videos. I'm so happy I have music in my life right now.

[@JacquelinePollauf]

You're welcome, my pleasure!

[@SharonCullenArt]

This was excellent thank you. And if only I can get comfortable enough to play without looking at my hands, I will know I’ve made it! Ha! That last piece, oh my gosh.I don’t have any clue how you hit the right strings! I know that with experience I will learn the shapes but wow!😲

[@JacquelinePollauf]

I'm so glad you found the video useful! Yes, playing without looking at your hands is really useful, although it takes a long time to work up to it. Hope you're playing is going well!

[@pennyp2324]

Thank you for the very helpful advice and useful tips; very clear and well presented

[@JacquelinePollauf]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@beverleycovert22]

Thank you, so much for this breakdown. :)

[@JacquelinePollauf]

You're welcome!

[@nicibee2139]

Sooo amazing! Thank you very much. Happy Easter and stay safe!

[@JacquelinePollauf]

Thank you, you too!

[@jjsc3334]

Thank you for the lesson, hope you teach Nutcracker arpeggios technique one day.

[@JacquelinePollauf]

Actually, I have another video about descending arpeggios (including a little bit of the Nutcracker at the start). You can see it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHOrhamngrGfn5Y

[@elizabethjesenko3098]

Thank you so much - this is very helpful . Is your harp a Salvi Daphne ? It is beautiful !

[@JacquelinePollauf]

I'm glad it is helpful, and thanks for compliment about my harp! It is actually a Lyon and Healy Style 30.