HARPIST SYLVIA WOODS on Soundboard TV 1983

[@angelaryssa]

Wow! Thanks for posting this! I've talked to her many times on the phone - ordering harp stuff from her store in Cali. She's just woderful!

[@barbiedee11]

How incredible. I can't keep track of one set of strings half the time, I don't know how to even BEGIN to play a triple strung! Barbara

[@c33r0k33]

Wow, this is neat to see Sylvia here. There'd likely be no Deborah Henson Conant, Harper Tasche, maybe even Art in America without the Mother of Folk Harp. I'm glad she choose to start the free the harp movement ... I just hope the spirit of freedom on the harp she initiated continues to future people seeking expressiveness and personal connection...

[@ClodoaldoLeiteJunior]

all those strings sounding freely kind of hypnotize you!

[@WAYT00Much]

Much appreciated! Hopefully I can play this song one day!

[@GUITARARTS]

at 1:35 Sylvia says "The final tune of the Suite is called Brandiswhiere's Triumphant Return" (from her Composition "THE HARP OF BRANDISWHIERE")

[@rondamico7802]

There is a story that goes along with this. I wish it could be made into a movie like "Lord of the Rings or 'The Hobbit. It has an enchanting story.

[@kerryn14]

wow shes amazing! im just learning to play the harp from her book

[@LesbiaCidonia]

...But let's say we wouldn't miss artists such as Deborah Henson, if they had never appeared on stage... The age of Sylvia was a golden one: it is sad assisting to such a decay in matter of taste and art...

[@Perroloco603]

whats the name of the sound of de middle???

[@WAYT00Much]

what's the song name at 1:39??