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Mildred Dilling performs in 1940
Mildred Dilling in 1940 at the age of 47. This 10 minute film was made to be shown as a short before the main feature in a movie theater. She plays La Source by Zabel, March of the Men of Harlach arranged by John Thomas, and Follets by Hasselmans.
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I miss her. May almighty let her in.
Splendida
Wow ❤️
Thanks why I got it..fell in love with the sound. Any suggestions for a small harp with similar warm sound. I hope to do therapeutic playing in the future.
Love going backwards and watching where the great harpists were.
She was a fantastic player.
A delight to hear and watch.
Bravo !!!!
👌🥇👌
i was in a tiny little local bookstore a couple weekends ago. they had a few boxes of cheap vinyl records for less that $5 each. i pulled out a single random record and it was none other than a compilation of Mildred Dilling’s recordings for $1, and in perfect condition. this was one of the pieces on it- the vinyl manages to do it much more justice than this recording, but lovely nonetheless!
What an unbelievable treasure! 50 years ago in MSMU in L.A. as college nursing student, I began to study the Harp, with no one there trying it. The manual I have to this day: “Old Tunes for New Harpists” ...And now, 30 yrs a nurse, now in harp therapy for 20 yrs- Thank you, Mildred Dilling: That even the least likely harpist plays your final piece in that book: Aloha Oe, by Queen Liliuokalani-in her Iolani Palace in Honolulu. I Thank you, and bless you for this exquisite gift of a lifetime- and now, for you!
Ok wow
Virtuosismo y talento junto que van de la mano
Incoming flood of ichika fans
Thanks, Ichika
Ichika brought me here
👁👄👁 👍🏻
August 2020, an awesome old recording, so appreciate ♡♡
I'm amazed every time I watch this video! Such an amazing musician...
Absolutely amazing 😱
I love the first piece she played, "The Fountain" by Marcel Grandjany, so pretty! Definitely one of my favorite songs on the harp.
Just to help, the first piece is actually called “La Source” by Albert Zabel. I’ve also mixed up the title of this piece and have been searching for it for years under the wrong name.
You would see these shorts at the movie matinee. Along with cartoons. Between the featured film.
Stunningly effortless technique paves the way for real panache and flare in this fantastic clip. What a player!
I wish the Algerythym harpist today Knew Her....she would LOOK THE OTHER WAY AND WOULDNT TALK TO YOU
One of my harp teachers.....guess why the hobo Race trainers of horses today are killing Racing and Petta is only a Tag. She taught me this piece along With Alison Aber Darling......and yeh, I went to JUILIARD and I played all over the westernized idiot nation that Believes and Teaches intelligence are only Algerythym s!!!!!!!! Music, aka THINKING, COMMON THINKING, CREATIVE THINKING ARE NOT ALGERYTHYM A.I.
Wow she made that look so easy and flawless..
Here we have a real "Expert" with such wonderful sounds of the "Harp" Mildred, makes playing the "Harp" look so easy, more young people should be exposed to classical music!
It's just that these instruments are very expensive and most parents can't afford nor want to pay for an instrument their kid might not even care about as an adult. I just started harp after playing violin for years and although I hate listening to classical music, it's fun to play it or watch it played live
Do not be your own worst enemy, contact other people who play the "Harp" take a look at some of these "Jewish" schools, ask to have them point you in direction of other musicians. Leave your parents out of this, This is going to be where you make up your mind to focus on something you love, If i new your location i could point you in a direction, When it comes to cost, you will have to do your home work there are no guarantees and do not think of how you will feel when you get old you will not get tired of music, Harp is special, you get lots of respect when people see you play and if you are good they will tell you so with the "Money"! Don't give up, and don't listen to "Negativity.
@@SoullessMermaidGames My 36 string harp cost £850. It's got a really lovely sound for what is a cheap harp. I got mine from a UK company called Gear4Music (I live in the UK). This is the harp I've got except mine is black. They do 22, 26, 29 and 36 string harps, also smaller 15 string harps but I don't think I'd bother with them so the 22, 26 or 29 string harps would be good for a child to learn and not break the parent's bank. Harps hold their value, even the cheaper ones. ruclips.net/video/g2IZyhGUZPE/видео.html
A friend of mine took harp lessons from her. She had Harpo's original harp, and when Ms. Dilling pased away, she willed Harpo's harp to him. Unbelievable.
But Harpo died 18 years before she passed. If she had his harp, maybe it was given back to his family.
Better than the stuff they show in cinemas these days
Interpretabas el arpa como una DIOSA!!👏👏👏
I enjoyed this video
The true sign of a master is to do something very difficult and make it look easy. This was marvelous.
I'm inspired
Got to have a Welsh air in there for the harp. Well done Millie :)
I'm the proud owner of one of Mildred's many harps. I sure can't do it justice! The woman could PLAY!!!
In 1979, I worked for Theodore Presser Music Publishing in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. We published her Method for the Harp and when passed by in her travels, she’d drop in. I chatted with her once and she told me she owned over 80 harps.
Wish I could get a harp and harp teacher
I love this
warning lower your volume between 03:15 to 03:25
Its indeed a royal instrument
I only looked up Mildred Dilling because I had heard that she had given Harpo some informal instruction when he ran into stuff he couldn't figure out. Wow does the influence ever come through. Her playing is absolutely enchanting
Amazing how she brings out the melody in Fireflies. Brava!
I dont know her... can someone tell me more abt her? Her technique is awesome
She studied with Henriette Renie at some point. Dilling was simply fabulous.
3:02 Tremolo with single hand? It’s even hard to make it with double hands. She’s not human.
Can someone please tell me what she says at 1:01 ? "have been found in _____ and in Egypt" where was the first place?
She says "Ur of the Chaldees" ancient Sumerian city about 3000 BC. (Southeastern present day Iraq)
Does anyone recognize the song playing during the title sequence? I cannot seem to find it.
Melodia Magnifica
I first saw a soundie video with Adele Gerard now I'm sent over to Mildred Dilling next stop Dorothy Ashly. What an education from youtube. Thank you all the great channels.
Just beautiful. Such talent!
Her beautiful technique, tone and melodic flow floats us to god and heaven.
O.o That was sexy...