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the eyes closed part was CRAAAZY

Hallelujah, I guessed it, i think

SALVI harps are the best - unquestionably

❤😂makes me feel less bad about running away from choirs that are heavy on sopranos

she is literally screwing the harp very sexual indeed

This sounds like a good idea but for a complete beginner with a new harp and no teacher available, I think you need to dumb it down a bit.

yep!

Hallelujah

Halleluja

Halleluja????

I love you 😌 this was so helpful 💓

Muy Bueno, or however you say it in italian

Always using Schertler amplifications, which keep the sound super natural 🎉

Thank you for this video Chiara!! My favorite piece is “Watching the Wheat” Next is “The Minstrel’s Adieu to His Native Land”

Just loved this. Your joy and enthusiasm, is delightful, and very informative at the same time. Do you give private lessons on line.

Moi je veux bien mais l anglais ne m intéresse pas Pouvez-vous traduire en breton ou en français ?

Can’t wait to try this ! So clear and helpful !!!!

I have the sale harp as you and i am on love with her BUT I NEED TO SELL IT! I’ve developed heavy back problems from practicing hours on it and from transporting it…. Unfortunately…. I am so sad I need to leave this marvel of sound but I can’t sustain it any more !!! (I am 48 kegs and 1.60 cm…. Very petite)

Wonderfull❤

Totally not astonishing how many people don't know how to tune a harp. It'd be astonishing if more than a handful of people don't know how to tune a harp. I'd be astonished if I asked 100 people on Manchester city centre and found one person who knew how to tune a harp 😂😂😂

You are so cool

thanks!

I have a 35-string Merlin harp. The highest note is an A and the lowest note is a B. I gig all over the place with this harp, as it has plenty of range for my needs. It is lightweight, easy to move, and has a beautiful tone. In the past, I actually had a 38-string lever harp. It was heavy and cumbersome to move. The whole point in having a lever harp is portability! So, I got rid of it and went to a slightly smaller lever harp and never looked back.

Paparazzi?

Another brick in the wall?

is this freebird?

Nope - don’t recognize it! Hint?? Had a funny music dream last night. Had to sing in a small last minute ensemble where I was the only soprano and I’d never sung or heard the music before so would be sight reading. But when we got to the venue the lights were off and it was completely dark! I asked if anyone cared that I just made something up as I couldn’t figure out how else to navigate such a situation. They said no, I should do the music as written!….?? Thankfully that’s when I woke up 😂

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As a classical voice major graduate from East Asia, same here. Really no time for just staying in the practice room without proper exposure to the reality outside. Life is bigger than the practice room, I end up doing jobs unrelated to music but occasionally sing for opera houses.

Oh! I think she used to teach at the University of Arizona! That’s where I went for my undergrad! Anyway-love these ideas haha LOVE that you speak Italian too❤

Ohhh I just found your channel (I’m learning the harp and watched your video on buzzing!!) I totally agree…learning how to content create and market yourself is soooooo important. I have been struggling with this for 10 years too-I graduated from my masters in viola performance in 2015 and at that time, I just put weekly stuff up on youtube for fun…I was in my 20s and now as a 34 year I realize, I am a content creating, music teaching musician…that hardly performs and mostly creates!! I am grateful to have been focused on my instrument in college….but wow…musicians need to think of themselves as content creators with a highly sophisticated skill in an instrument…I like medieval music…but that’s such a small niche! Mozart’s father encouraged him to produce music for the public, not just sophisticated audiences…but I like that genre and am inspired by it. I’m not inspired by popular music. Anyway…I could go on lol. It’s really nice to meet you-I’m Amber😊🎻📚 Thank you for your wonderful channel!!!

From your notification I thought you meant no more videos EVER! 😭 Sorry you’re having computer problems: we’ve all been there…! Hope you’ll find something you love ❤️ Looking forward to seeing you again when you’re ready 😊🎶

Spiega tutto.

Morricone cantato con un sorriso mi piace moltissimo!

Are you as sad as me?😮😅

Hello Chiara! I love your videos, they're so accurate, refreshing...and funny and happy ! You inspire me a lot. Now I have a little question about the video. You said one should begin tuning with the fork on a basis of A440...and then you fix the C cord but not the A cord...Why? Does it means you begin the tuning setting this major third? Thank you very much! Long life to your RUclips channel :)

what is the harp that you are transporting? Is it a full concert grand, or a semi grand?

very nice, i love playing some jazz tunes but haven't tried yet on to the harp, like the walking down bass line.

Some polish and in a couple of weeks.... perfection 🎉😊

Love to see your passion in all you do!

Incredible, Maestra!

Looks like it was fun.

lol your awesome !

I just saw your five minute warm-up did you ever do an easier one for maybe intermediates?

You are the Greatest Chiara!

I agree with you! I felt like a machine who is just getting ready for exams and hopefully don’t miss a note to be marked down! 🥵 It took me 20years to get back into playing the harp, I think I’m healed 😂 but instead of pedal, I’m enjoying lever harp, I must admit solfeggio comes handy to transfer music onto lever harp. But business knowledge I gained in different profession. P.s my fabulous teacher always made sure I had right posture , hands and …short nails!! 😂

I did not go to music university, but went to University specializing in science. I think what you opine is universal no matter what degree you pop out with. University teaches you the geeky subject (and maybe a little about life as you need to learn to swim in a big pond of people and bureaucracy) of your degree but leaves the rest up to you. You get out in your mid to late 20’s and off you go, bumbling along until you figure it out. Hopefully your parents have taught you some life skills (mine did) and you survive to long enough to get a good paying job. Think of all the people you know that work in completely different job-types than what they went to school for. It’s especially difficult for the folks that get a degree in the arts.

Thank you for your video, super! I´ll never playing the barock flamenco from Deborah Henson. Inspite I like her, and I like to play Nataliana. But this flamenco breaks my nails - hurts on them - no, never I play it!

Geez friggin louise…….when you played those without looking 😳 Had no idea that was even possible to that degree! One more practice to add to my growing list - lol

Wow, this is spot on! Totally agree with your points :) I do have an additional (non-spicy I’m afraid - lol) off topic question. I’m thinking of getting the Dusty Strings FH36S and am waffling on the wood choices. I saw your video on the walnut you have! Do you think the walnut, which of the 3 woods I’m looking at (maple, cherry, walnut) has the richest tone, is good for Irish dance music? Or is there too much bass resonance for those tunes? And if you feel it does, will dampening solve that? I don’t play exclusively dance music by any means - not even 50-50 yet but I do want to add more and maybe ultimately a 50-50 ratio. What’s your opinion on the walnut for faster music??