In your next harp piece, avoid pianissimo, as it will not be audible. Give the harp themes to play, more leading ideas. Study the music of Salzedo. This is a very old-fashioned (limited) way of writing for the instrument. Also look at Italian 20th century composers, Vlad, Pizzetti, as they are also very expressive.
@@nonenoneonenonenone Hello, I really appreciate critics, especially when it comes from competent musicians. Some of your recommendations deserve attention. 1. I love harp and composed for this instrument a number of pieces. In the dynamic pianissimo harp can sound clear, subtle, graceful, refined, and mysterious as well. This has been demonstrated repeatedly in works by Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, Benjamin Britten, and Igor Stravinsky. However, your advice would be appropriate to address to some harpists, who don’t quite know this quiet nuance. 2. Thanks for advice to study music by mentioned composers! I‘ll take a look at them. 3. It depends very much on the context of the composition. In the Concertino harp is represented bright enough comparing to other instruments. Thanks for your feedback.
Very fine expressiveness!
More people should know your work. This is fantastic!
Beautiful. Thank You. God Bless.❤🙏
BEST 👍
Sooo beautiful!!! 💖🙏
This is so heart-taking... Amazing
they played wonderfully
Bravisimo
Great!!
Can this come on your spotify?
Was just searching for it as well now... Its not there yet. What an amazing piece though...
Hello! It is now available on Spotify and Apple Music. Thank you very much for your interest!
@@Matteopolska you can find it there now :) Thank you!
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In your next harp piece, avoid pianissimo, as it will not be audible. Give the harp themes to play, more leading ideas. Study the music of Salzedo. This is a very old-fashioned (limited) way of writing for the instrument. Also look at Italian 20th century composers, Vlad, Pizzetti, as they are also very expressive.
Also, I would not repeat the very last phrase at the very end. Once was enough.
@@nonenoneonenonenone Hello,
I really appreciate critics, especially when it comes from competent musicians. Some of your recommendations deserve attention.
1. I love harp and composed for this instrument a number of pieces. In the dynamic pianissimo harp can sound clear, subtle, graceful, refined, and mysterious as well. This has been demonstrated repeatedly in works by Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, Benjamin Britten, and Igor Stravinsky. However, your advice would be appropriate to address to some harpists, who don’t quite know this quiet nuance.
2. Thanks for advice to study music by mentioned composers! I‘ll take a look at them.
3. It depends very much on the context of the composition.
In the Concertino harp is represented bright enough comparing to other instruments.
Thanks for your feedback.