I started learning harp at the age of 8 but stopped at 15, because at that time, the closest person to me, my harp teacher, had to quit teaching, due to domestic violence and alcoholism…This song made me regain my courage for the harp, so i grabbed my harp, replaced all the torn strings, tuned it and start playing again. I started with this very song! Playing this almost puts me in tears every time. This is to me one of the greatest peace of art ever to be performed on Harp. Very Emotional. Thank you
Dear lffy34, I am very, very moved by your words and your story. Thank you 🥰 So wonderful that you found your way back to the harp after all those years. I hope it will continue to bring you inspiration and joy. Sending a big hug, Nadia 😘
@Erika Brown Dear Erika, may your music, your voice, your playing, your new harp bring joy and inner freedom to you and all those around you. Big hugs to you and your son, Nadia P.S. I LOVE the idea of you getting an electro-acoustic harp and a motor cycle with leather jacket to match a the same time. What agreat combination! 🤗
@@erikabrown2644 Hola Erika Hi Erika I send you all my encouragement and all my love from Spain for you and your son, and I encourage him to continue learning Spanish. That is my native language and I assure you that you will enjoy it a lot. It is a very rich language. God bless you
I took harp lessons when I was young. Let me tell you that harpists make it look easy. It is not! It is a really difficult instrument to learn to play. I have nothing but respect for harpists and thank you for all the beautiful music. -)
Sounds like you played pedal harp. Had I known they had those classes in the college I went to in New York for my freshman year, I would have learned to play pedal harp. Still kick myself for that!😖 Pedal harp seems like the musical equivalent of learning to drive a stick-shift, IMO. Lever or folk harp is easier, and brings out your inner muse! I haven't been able to play it for a while due to extenuating circumstances, but it's safely in storage. I miss it!😭 But if you can get a small lever harp, you can still have a lot of fun with it!
Ohhhh, go for it, absolutely! ❤️ I know so many adult beginners (and many are a lot older than you!) There are lots of groups, for instance on Facebook, where people discuss which harp to buy, where to find a teacher, what the best online courses are et cetera. It’s a wonderful helpful community. If you are on Facebook, join “Celtic Harp” for a start.
there is something real about your statement... the harp is the preferred instrument of the gods in the greek mythology and also of the real God of the bible..in heaven there are harps in the book of revelation...
I've always thought this. I remember when I was 10 visiting Edinburgh I heard the most beautiful harp music from a street performer. I gave him every single last coin in my pocket.
Thank you for your beautiful comment. I’m really happy the piece inspired you. Maybe your painting will inspire someone else to write a piece of music, or a story.. 😊🎶
Nadia's hands and fingers are just like those of a master sculptor caressing the clay or marble before creating a masterpiece. Just as you have done Nadia. Bravo you are quite brilliant.
You're a talented artist but also a perfect teacher, I will always remember your kindness and the way you motivated students to play at Dinan's Festival in 2018, you're such an inspiring person, thanks for playing these beautiful musics!
In the Indian classical tradition, I just learned that there are two concepts of musical sound. One pertains to "struck" sound which is audible and the studied sound we all understand in the West to be "music." The other pertains to "unstruck" sound, which is sensed through our hearts/spirits rather than through any physical faculty. Music is, by this tradition, a vehicle or medium, through which, with practice in playing or in listening, one may sense and connect with this mystical unheard sound. I believe it must be the "sound" or vibration of the eternal side of our own beings which is within us and around us at all times. All that to say that the meditation your beautiful playing invokes, must surely be a vehicle honored by this unusual theory of unstruck sound, holding within it the subtle power to amplify this elusive and sacred sound, the sound of one's own spirit. Thank you for sharing your gift with us. I think the Celtic element here must deepen that connection to the "unstruck." It has always stirred something in me.
I only realised this myself within this last year and it has changed the way I listen to music; also the human voice. It felt like a "new beginning". Perhaps the connection is stronger in celtic music due to it's ancient origins.
Thank you Ms Mo, for your comment. I feel very honoured to have viewers like you in this vast RUclips universe who listen with their heart and a vast intellectual and spiritual background. Your comments are a beautiful dialogue with the music and a great motivation for the musician. Much love, Nadia
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong I'm so honored by your response to my comment. I worried I'd written too much. But I'm always gratified to find truly amazing musicians who are new to me, at least. I envision your channel taking off, for the authenticity and depth of your music is so unique to other harpists on youtube in that it is composed/arranged/crafted by YOU! How magical! Best of wishes to you in this RUclips universe, as you called it. Your fanbase is expanding!
If you understand what you wrote, I propose you investigate 432Hz tuning frequency, as well as others that are not conventional in today's musical practice. This opens new levels of understanding the vibration called "sound".
Thank you for your beautiful words. I think all well-crafted acoustic instruments are precious, they allow us to express something without words, in the moment. 🥰
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. The good news is: there are so many more harp players, instruments and harp makers out there than 10 years ago, the harp is definitely gaining more and more ground 🥰🌷🙏
Ich bin schon lange ein Verehrer keltischer Harfenmusik, bin aber jetzt erst auf Nadia Birkenstock gestoßen. Die Klänge sind einfach nur bezaubernd und geheimnisvoll. Ich freue mich schon auf den April, wenn ich sie live erleben darf :)
How will she return to you? In the rain... In the plight? In the sorrow? In the throes of night. I cast you into the deep dark sea and you anticipate my darkness I cradle , cradle, cradle Planting a single shelter And no where do I fathom, do I go. Every blanket shields forbidden air And I am on every mind, every eye within your every stare.
Going deaf, the harp is in my opinion the greatest musical instrument on earth. The sound is uncomparable to other instruments, and it takes tremendous skill to play a hero the way it should be. This is the way a harp should be played, this rendition is astonishing.
Thank you so much Tyrell. When my harp leans against my shoulder, actually on my collarbone, I can feel its vibrations when I play. If I play on a wooden floor,I can feel the vibrations of the harp through my feet. Musical instruments are multidimensional!
Wunderbar feine Melodien, die auf äußerst sublime Art etwas von dem Rhythmus des Wassers aufzunehmen scheinen, vorgetragen mit größter Könnerschaft. Musik, die die meditative Versenkung anzuregen vermag und die sich selbst nicht in den Vordergrund stellt, sondern ein Weg zu verborgenen Welten sein kann. Musik, wie sie unsere grenzenlos materialistische Zeit dringend benötigt!
Das ist ja ein schöner Kommentar, vielen Dank, lieber Martin Caspari. Ich hab die Skizzen zu diesem Stück tatsächlich (und genau aus dem Grund) auf einer Bootsfahrt auf dem Meer geschrieben und mich von den Wellenbewegungen inspirieren lassen. Freut mich total, dass das so rüberkommt. 😊🌷
Thank you so much for your beautiful music! I am just learning the harp at 67 and although I may not ever play as well as you, I hope at least to be able to provide some healing and happiness in some way. I could not think of a more beautiful instrument. I used to play banjo and guitar on an intermediate level until I had to have some fingers re-attached after an accident. I lost feeling in both fingers for many years, but now I am ready to play again and for some odd reason, the harp made total sense to me. A beautiful piece from a beautiful person. I have enjoyed it again and again.
Thank you so much for your beautiful words, dear Jake, and for sharing your story ❤️ By the way, I LOVE Banjo, the sound always makes me happy. 🙂 Great that you are now also on the harp path, enjoy it! Much love and dear greetings form Germany, Nadia
1M views and 16k likes? I believe the reason for the low like to view ratio is because the same persons keep coming back to listen to this beautiful piece of music. And of course they could only like once.
Interesting thought! Thank you for reflecting and commenting. 🌸🌺🌿 It could also be because this piece is now integrated into a lot of algorithmic playlists where listeners don't necessarily comment on or like each song that is played at the moment.
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Nadia - music like is very therapeutic and can be used to help those who are sick.As a medical Dr I've always found it helpful for patients. Thank you again and Happy New year.
As one who hears real music, Nadia's work with the harp is right up there with the best of them. If you are saying that her music is angelic I have no argument with you. She has been so very healing for me.
Yvw Nadia, I also am a musician and I know how it feels to "connect" with that invisible world -salutations from a hunble fellow-traveller.@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong
Merry dance the water... Her child's heart... In laughing droplets... Source of glittering sparkles... Reminds me of how precious life is... And how good it is, under the Sun of Love, to open your arms ... 🌞💓🌊🌈💗
This a very beautiful piece of poetry. I say 'piece' because I gather that to express the vastness of things may take a long time, and the role of poetry (I guess) is to capture fragments of that vastness, giving back the 'glittering sparkles' of meaningful moments. You did it beautifully, indeed.
@@ceciliagincho6806 Yes, I think that this vastness that I call: Love, can only fully express itself in the silence of our hearts !! Art comes after, as a tool !! 🙂 A very deep thanks for your kind words !!! 💓
@@emmanuel77000 The silence of our hearts... Yes, this is an important aspect to summon a stream of consciousness running steadily up inside of us, expressing itself in so many ways, which we translate into words, painting, music, playing and singing, dancing. Every art begins in the silent place. Like love itself.
This has been sitting in my recommendations for a while now and I finally decided to click it - best decision I have ever made! The melody is just so beautiful and soothing! Thank you for sharing with us 🥺
How these tunes match to that running water! As if they were twins, harp and water. This composition is so very full of passion - I bet if there were any mermaids sleeping in the bottom of that river (or lake...), they were awakened by those sounds. Kindred spirits rejoice in the company of each other...
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Water has such effect upon us: Mind, body and soul benefit from it. One senses how inspired you were when you wrote it and in the way you play it. Thank you for sharing!
wunderschön gespielt, gefühlt im paradies. für mich das schönste instrument. habe als kind schon gerne a. vollenweider gehört. it is a pleasure to hear.
Its all in the love of the instrument, long hours of practice even sometimes all day and nights for a long long time. If you love the harp and are very enchanted by it, you will learn. Its an endless adventure.....Sometimes i go away from it and come back as fresh as in the start about my love for it. If you get one, buy a fairly quality made one so in your practice you can enjoy its beauty as you learn.
When I was 8 years old, everyone thought I was going to play the flute like my sister (I thought so too), but when the moment came to decide what instrument I want to play, I said I want to play the harp, and everyone was surprised because they didn't expect it. But since they didn't have it in my music school, I decided to go for a piano. But to this day, I still want to play the harp. I know that moment will come, it's just a matter of time. You're an inspiration, you play so beautifully! ✨
Thank you so much for your beautiful commen and for sharing your story. I can just say, go for it! The harp is just a great instrument to start (and at any age) and there are so many ressources online now.
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Thank you for saying that, it's really comforting to know! 🙏💖 I'm glad I stumbled on your channel, I bathe in your beautiful music every now and then. 🎶🌊
AWESOME AND MAJESTIC!!! WITH THE WATER SWIRLING GENTLY AROUND, DELICATELY AND ELEGANTLY YOU STROKE THE HEART AND THE EMOTIONS WITH ARTISTIC BEAUTY!!! V.W.
OK....you made me cry,,,with tears....I'm a pianist since I was 5, playing the cello for the past 20 years...and I'm ready for the harp....I will shop for a lever Celtic harp and will listen to this and subscribe for guidance...wonderful
Dear Mark, thank you so much for your beautiful words, and ...welcome to the harp world! I, too, had piano lessons when I was 5, it is such a great basis for learning the harp later on. Enjoy your harp path and take care, Nadia
Never had an interest in listening to harp music. I always thought it is a weird instrument that no one likes. Today, out of nowhere, I decided to look it up and I found this video. This is by far the most relaxing, most peace-inducing music I have ever had the pleasure and honor of listening to. No too dramatic, but no dry either. Perfect. Thank you so much for uploading!
Dear Tradermann, well, I am so glad. Thank you for taking the time to write this comment, I really appreciate it. I hope you will find more harp music thak speaks to you, there are so many interesting music styles and artists on this instrument.
thank you so much for blessing my ears, the harp in my opinion is one of the most wondrous and mythical instruments that we have created, and i couldn't be happier i stumbled across it
Beautiful... I see the sun sparkling on waters...the leaves shimmering, boats gliding, hearts happy...you have captured God's most joyful creation and expressed it within the tips of your fingers. Thank you.❤
h : 23:32, 1/6/2024, : Congratulations NADIA !! Your fine Fingers, give the Magic Sound of an Old and Eternal Beautiful MUSIC !! Thanks by Aldo from Verona, Italy.-💚🤍❤️.-✅✅✅.- p.s. : Good Luck, NADIA !!
h : 23:39, 16/10/2024, : Con le note di questo a dir poco fantastico Brano, lascio questa Playlist con un po’ di delusione.- Tuttavia auguro una Buona Notte ed un Buon Lavoro, ed allestisco e preparo i Brani per domani.-( Aldo ).-😂😂😂
This is a melody from heaven! This sounds like something one would get on a bright afternoon on the aisle of Iona... every note an inspiration, that tell a story from the very deepest part of a peaceful soul in prayer... perfection, dear soul!
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Well, you can call me Danny Boy, dear soul, anytime [I knew all the words to that one when I was but two, as my Da sang it to me on his lap], that's where this tune takes me! Forgive me please, for speaking so emphatically, as I feel things deeply. You obviously do as well, as it shows in your music! May the good Lord bless ya, and keep inspiring you music.
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Oh, the pleasure is all mine! I'm just beginning to write celtic music for viola, the viola being my retirement project. As a composer myself, the first thing my ear gravitates to is space and organisation. A lot of Celtic and related music is pretty cluttered these days, meaning the players either aren't listening to one another or don't know how. Loreena McKennitt really does it for me because she knows how to "live inside the sound", as the old saying used to go. Her Tango to Evora caught my ear decades ago when the extended version was used as the theme to The Burning Times. Her phrasing is as natural as breathing. You have a style all your own- very unique. The technical term is that you artfully use the transfer of idioms in how you conceive sound and music. Yes, there is a name for it. 😁
I feel as if you deserve a Grammy for this song it’s so calming and it has a melody most harp players I just hear a sound I can actually feel something in this song
I started learning harp at the age of 8 but stopped at 15, because at that time, the closest person to me, my harp teacher, had to quit teaching, due to domestic violence and alcoholism…This song made me regain my courage for the harp, so i grabbed my harp, replaced all the torn strings, tuned it and start playing again.
I started with this very song!
Playing this almost puts me in tears every time.
This is to me one of the greatest peace of art ever to be performed on Harp.
Very Emotional.
Thank you
Dear lffy34, I am very, very moved by your words and your story. Thank you 🥰
So wonderful that you found your way back to the harp after all those years. I hope it will continue to bring you inspiration and joy.
Sending a big hug, Nadia 😘
Kudos!
@Erika Brown Dear Erika, may your music, your voice, your playing, your new harp bring joy and inner freedom to you and all those around you. Big hugs to you and your son, Nadia
P.S. I LOVE the idea of you getting an electro-acoustic harp and a motor cycle with leather jacket to match a the same time. What agreat combination! 🤗
@@erikabrown2644 Hola Erika
Hi Erika
I send you all my encouragement and all my love from Spain for you and your son, and I encourage him to continue learning Spanish. That is my native language and I assure you that you will enjoy it a lot. It is a very rich language.
God bless you
Good for you , where can I hear your music
I think the harp is one of humanities greatest inventions , up there in the top 20 for sure .
I couldn't agree more!! :-)
Mobile phones?!
For real
It was the instrument that King David played in the holy Temple.
Jonny Parker yeah...that and cheese~
I took harp lessons when I was young. Let me tell you that harpists make it look easy. It is not! It is a really difficult instrument to learn to play. I have nothing but respect for harpists and thank you for all the beautiful music. -)
Thank you so much ❤
Sounds like you played pedal harp. Had I known they had those classes in the college I went to in New York for my freshman year, I would have learned to play pedal harp. Still kick myself for that!😖 Pedal harp seems like the musical equivalent of learning to drive a stick-shift, IMO.
Lever or folk harp is easier, and brings out your inner muse! I haven't been able to play it for a while due to extenuating circumstances, but it's safely in storage. I miss it!😭 But if you can get a small lever harp, you can still have a lot of fun with it!
@@denisemayosky1955 Stick shift is MUCH easier!
@@MsOscara 😂 I believe it, lol!
I am playing harp and its a little hard
It has a very fairy-tale sound.
It's called Enchanted.¥
@Zeke Alfonso Your Girlfriend, The Police, etc
agree
As a child, I always wanted to learn to play the harp. Now I am 30 and thinking about realizing this dream. It just sounds beautiful 😍
Ohhhh, go for it, absolutely! ❤️
I know so many adult beginners (and many are a lot older than you!)
There are lots of groups, for instance on Facebook, where people discuss which harp to buy, where to find a teacher, what the best online courses are et cetera. It’s a wonderful helpful community. If you are on Facebook, join “Celtic Harp” for a start.
Hey I am 35 and just started playing the harp. I absolutely love it. I think you should also go for it!
Did you do it? On the Off chance you live in Southern Indiana, you can free harp lessons and instrument to use through Community Music Alliance.
Now I know why the sound of the harp is thought of as Heaven's music.
Awww, thank you so much!
Harpists are heavenly ¥🌌🎶
YES
there is something real about your statement... the harp is the preferred instrument of the gods in the greek mythology
and also of the real God of the bible..in heaven there are harps in the book of revelation...
I've always thought this. I remember when I was 10 visiting Edinburgh I heard the most beautiful harp music from a street performer. I gave him every single last coin in my pocket.
This weirdly inspired me to paint something, it turned out to be one of my favorite paintings. I realy love this
Thank you for your beautiful comment. I’m really happy the piece inspired you. Maybe your painting will inspire someone else to write a piece of music, or a story.. 😊🎶
i have painted ONLY under extrene conditions.....spiritual paintings.. but life a dstill lifeat thesame time
Same it makes me want to draw
Nadia's hands and fingers are just like those of a master sculptor caressing the clay or marble before creating a masterpiece. Just as you have done Nadia. Bravo you are quite brilliant.
You're a talented artist but also a perfect teacher, I will always remember your kindness and the way you motivated students to play at Dinan's Festival in 2018, you're such an inspiring person, thanks for playing these beautiful musics!
Oh, wow, thank you Ninnog for your beautful words. Much love, Nadia
In the Indian classical tradition, I just learned that there are two concepts of musical sound. One pertains to "struck" sound which is audible and the studied sound we all understand in the West to be "music." The other pertains to "unstruck" sound, which is sensed through our hearts/spirits rather than through any physical faculty. Music is, by this tradition, a vehicle or medium, through which, with practice in playing or in listening, one may sense and connect with this mystical unheard sound. I believe it must be the "sound" or vibration of the eternal side of our own beings which is within us and around us at all times. All that to say that the meditation your beautiful playing invokes, must surely be a vehicle honored by this unusual theory of unstruck sound, holding within it the subtle power to amplify this elusive and sacred sound, the sound of one's own spirit. Thank you for sharing your gift with us. I think the Celtic element here must deepen that connection to the "unstruck." It has always stirred something in me.
I only realised this myself within this last year and it has changed the way I listen to music; also the human voice. It felt like a "new beginning". Perhaps the connection is stronger in celtic music due to it's ancient origins.
Thank you Ms Mo, for your comment.
I feel very honoured to have viewers like you in this vast RUclips universe who listen with their heart and a vast intellectual and spiritual background. Your comments are a beautiful dialogue with the music and a great motivation for the musician. Much love, Nadia
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong I'm so honored by your response to my comment. I worried I'd written too much. But I'm always gratified to find truly amazing musicians who are new to me, at least. I envision your channel taking off, for the authenticity and depth of your music is so unique to other harpists on youtube in that it is composed/arranged/crafted by YOU! How magical! Best of wishes to you in this RUclips universe, as you called it. Your fanbase is expanding!
If you understand what you wrote, I propose you investigate 432Hz tuning frequency, as well as others that are not conventional in today's musical practice. This opens new levels of understanding the vibration called "sound".
The harp is the most precious instrument
Thank you for your beautiful words. I think all well-crafted acoustic instruments are precious, they allow us to express something without words, in the moment. 🥰
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong our hearts express without words. The harp takes me back to my Homeland, Scotland. Full of mystery and romance
I don't think harp is appreciated as much as it deserves. If heaven were to be described by a sound, it'd be the sound of a harp.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. The good news is: there are so many more harp players, instruments and harp makers out there than 10 years ago, the harp is definitely gaining more and more ground 🥰🌷🙏
I agree. Read Revelations 4:4.
I feel it same as you! 💙
This has soothed my troubles tonight. Thank you for such pure beauty
Thank you so much! ❤
I've always wanted to learn the harp, but I can't yet. I come here every day to imagine the day I'll play like this. I love this song.
Dear Azamor, thank you for listening and for commenting. Keep going, you will get there! The world needs more harpists! ❤️
It's enough that you played it, but you wrote it!! This is performed and written beautifully!
Thank you so much, Hart Crafts.I write the music that I want to perform :-)
Just wanna say that this is the most beautiful harp piece I have ever heard. I can't believe you wrote it, you are incredibly talented and underrated.
Thank you so much, dear Mimi for your beautiful and kind comment. Many dear greetings!
Engel❤werden mit der Harfe dargestellt..im Himmelszelt😊wunderbar
Es ist ein himmlisches Instrument ! 🤗🎵🩷
Please stop the visual effects. It distracts from enjoying your video.
This is an excelent composition, very unique rhythimically. You are special.
Thank you so much for listening and for your kind comment 🥰
this is so beautiful with the running water as the perfect rhythm section.
Thank You!
Ich bin schon lange ein Verehrer keltischer Harfenmusik, bin aber jetzt erst auf Nadia Birkenstock gestoßen.
Die Klänge sind einfach nur bezaubernd und geheimnisvoll. Ich freue mich schon auf den April, wenn ich sie live erleben darf :)
Oh wie schön, bitte dann auf jeden Fall Hallo sagen im Schloss in Lobenstein!
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Danke für das tolle Konzert heute :)
Wie schön, dass Ihr da wart! 😊
How will she return to you?
In the rain...
In the plight?
In the sorrow?
In the throes of night.
I cast you into the deep dark sea and you anticipate my darkness
I cradle , cradle, cradle
Planting a single shelter
And no where do I fathom, do I go.
Every blanket shields forbidden air
And I am on every mind,
every eye
within your every stare.
Who's the author? You?
Es ist so ein Gefühlvolles und beruhigendes Lied, einfach die Augen schließen und in eine andere Welt tauchen.
Going deaf, the harp is in my opinion the greatest musical instrument on earth. The sound is uncomparable to other instruments, and it takes tremendous skill to play a hero the way it should be. This is the way a harp should be played, this rendition is astonishing.
Thank you so much Tyrell. When my harp leans against my shoulder, actually on my collarbone, I can feel its vibrations when I play. If I play on a wooden floor,I can feel the vibrations of the harp through my feet. Musical instruments are multidimensional!
Wunderbar feine Melodien, die auf äußerst sublime Art etwas von dem Rhythmus des Wassers aufzunehmen scheinen, vorgetragen mit größter Könnerschaft. Musik, die die meditative Versenkung anzuregen vermag und die sich selbst nicht in den Vordergrund stellt, sondern ein Weg zu verborgenen Welten sein kann. Musik, wie sie unsere grenzenlos materialistische Zeit dringend benötigt!
Das ist ja ein schöner Kommentar, vielen Dank, lieber Martin Caspari. Ich hab die Skizzen zu diesem Stück tatsächlich (und genau aus dem Grund) auf einer Bootsfahrt auf dem Meer geschrieben und mich von den Wellenbewegungen inspirieren lassen. Freut mich total, dass das so rüberkommt. 😊🌷
Beyond exquisite! Music of the angelic realms! Thank you angel upon Gaia dear Nadia🙏😇🙏❤️
Thank you so much for your beautiful comment, dear Amata 🌸🌺🌷🌿
I've never heard the harp sound so beautiful 😍❤️ your gift is amazing, it has to come from the heavens.
Thank you so much for your beautiful words, dear LuAnn 🤗
Thank you so much for your beautiful music! I am just learning the harp at 67 and although I may not ever play as well as you, I hope at least to be able to provide some healing and happiness in some way. I could not think of a more beautiful instrument. I used to play banjo and guitar on an intermediate level until I had to have some fingers re-attached after an accident. I lost feeling in both fingers for many years, but now I am ready to play again and for some odd reason, the harp made total sense to me. A beautiful piece from a beautiful person. I have enjoyed it again and again.
Thank you so much for your beautiful words, dear Jake, and for sharing your story ❤️
By the way, I LOVE Banjo, the sound always makes me happy. 🙂
Great that you are now also on the harp path, enjoy it!
Much love and dear greetings form Germany, Nadia
1M views and 16k likes? I believe the reason for the low like to view ratio is because the same persons keep coming back to listen to this beautiful piece of music. And of course they could only like once.
Interesting thought! Thank you for reflecting and commenting. 🌸🌺🌿
It could also be because this piece is now integrated into a lot of algorithmic playlists where listeners don't necessarily comment on or like each song that is played at the moment.
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong That is very true
This is my first time listening to this kind of music and you have place me into tears. Your talent is amazing 💛. Please keep going. Bless your soul.
Thank you so much for your kind words and beautiful message, dear Victor. Sending a big hug! 🤗
Ah the harp! So soothing and romantic 🎵🎶💛
🤗🌸🌿 Glad you enjoyed the music!
This harp music opens the door to another world -enchanted and timeless
Thank you so much for your beautiful comment! 🥰🎶
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Nadia - music like is very therapeutic and can be used to help those who are sick.As a medical Dr I've always found it helpful for patients. Thank you again and Happy New year.
@@peterstephens733 Happy New Year, Peter!
The instrument of angelic beings. If this music is beautiful here on Earth imagine what awaits us in heaven.
🕊🕊🕊
As one who hears real music, Nadia's work with the harp is right up there with the best of them. If you are saying that her music is angelic I have no argument with you. She has been so very healing for me.
I am absolutely transfixed, and you Miss Birkenstock are transfigured, my eyes are filled with teras, thank you
Thank you, dear Kenneth 🌸🌿
Yvw Nadia, I also am a musician and I know how it feels to "connect" with that invisible world -salutations from a hunble fellow-traveller.@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong
Merry dance the water...
Her child's heart...
In laughing droplets...
Source of glittering sparkles...
Reminds me of how precious life is...
And how good it is, under the Sun of Love, to open your arms ...
🌞💓🌊🌈💗
Thank you Emmanuel, how beautiful!
Comments like yours mean a lot to me, so immensely motivating to keep going on this path.
Love and light! :-)
This a very beautiful piece of poetry. I say 'piece' because I gather that to express the vastness of things may take a long time, and the role of poetry (I guess) is to capture fragments of that vastness, giving back the 'glittering sparkles' of meaningful moments. You did it beautifully, indeed.
@@ceciliagincho6806 Yes, I think that this vastness that I call: Love, can only fully express itself in the silence of our hearts !! Art comes after, as a tool !! 🙂
A very deep thanks for your kind words !!! 💓
@@emmanuel77000 The silence of our hearts... Yes, this is an important aspect to summon a stream of consciousness running steadily up inside of us, expressing itself in so many ways, which we translate into words, painting, music, playing and singing, dancing. Every art begins in the silent place. Like love itself.
@@ceciliagincho6806 Namasté !! 🙂😃
Some musicians can whisp you into a place far away from where you are sitting Mam you happen to be one of them thank you for that Island promenade.
Thank you very much ! :-)
This has been sitting in my recommendations for a while now and I finally decided to click it - best decision I have ever made! The melody is just so beautiful and soothing! Thank you for sharing with us 🥺
Thank you so much, SkylessNights, for taking the time to write such a beautiful comment.
Wunderschön, sofort deine CD Bestellt.
Dankeschön, ich freu mich! 🥰
So wunderschön
Ganz lieben Dank!
Princess ♥ Music....ya!
🥰🌸
You've played for many lifetimes. thank you for sharing
Thank you for your beautiful comment, it touches my heart.🤗
Beautiful piece of music to drift away with.
@@rhonwenjaneparry1987 Thank you, I am glad you like it! 😊
Your harp just stole my heart
Awwww, I can understand, she stole mine a long time ago :-) !!!!
Thank you to be here, extraordinary 💓 ✌️ 🌌 with universal inconditional love
Thank YOU, Franck, fro being here and taking the time to comment. A big hug, Nadia 😘
Wow the bass end is so deep, sounds beautiful!
InstrumentManiac Thank You for listening! :-)
Such a seamless composition. It is irresitable to go on a journey as this song reaches out a hand to you!
Thank you so much for your kind words. ❤
How these tunes match to that running water! As if they were twins, harp and water. This composition is so very full of passion - I bet if there were any mermaids sleeping in the bottom of that river (or lake...), they were awakened by those sounds. Kindred spirits rejoice in the company of each other...
I wrote the first sketches of this piece while being on a boat.. it was a great inspiration!
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Water has such effect upon us: Mind, body and soul benefit from it. One senses how inspired you were when you wrote it and in the way you play it. Thank you for sharing!
So very gifted by God to play this instrument. I enjoyed this so much. Thank you for sharing.
I felt myself traveling through the trees in an old Irish forest. thank you!!!!!!
Thank you! ❤
Have a nice Sunday afternoon. Greetings from Dublin, Ireland :)
Thank you very much! Dear greetings from Germany!
Truly a pleasure to listen to. Better than Mrs.Coltrane to my ears. Pleasing sounds instead of soulless maths ...
Thank you Agni
Clearly the work of a master.
Thank you for your kind words 🧡
Sehr schön und zauberhaft!
Vielen lieben Dank!
Dear Nadia, your music makes mind silent and clear. Your music of harp has cleansing effect.
Jayanshu Gandhi Thank you very much! I love playing this piece.
very well said, return to Mother Nature and recover our inner strenght...
Thanks
Thank you so much, dear Rita, so very generous and kind of you.
Sending love from Germany 🤗
wunderschön gespielt, gefühlt im paradies. für mich das schönste instrument. habe als kind schon gerne a. vollenweider gehört. it is a pleasure to hear.
Ganz, ganz lieben Dank für diesen wunderschönen Kommentar!
Wunderschön......mein größter Wunsch, das Harfenspiel zu lernen.....
Danke!
Herzlichen Dank!!!!! Dein Spiel ist so schön, dass ich Dir das einfach nochmal sagen muss!
¡Celestial! ¡El instrumento de Dios! ¡Sublime! Beautiful song Nadia!! from Argentina!
Thank you so much, Alex 🤗🙏🌸🌿
I love this song, I hope I can play this song ..
Thank you! 🌷🌺🌸
What a lovely piece ...beautifully played thanks.
Thank you very much!
Its all in the love of the instrument, long hours of practice even sometimes all day and nights for a long long time. If you love the harp and are very enchanted by it, you will learn. Its an endless adventure.....Sometimes i go away from it and come back as fresh as in the start about my love for it. If you get one, buy a fairly quality made one so in your practice you can enjoy its beauty as you learn.
When I was 8 years old, everyone thought I was going to play the flute like my sister (I thought so too), but when the moment came to decide what instrument I want to play, I said I want to play the harp, and everyone was surprised because they didn't expect it. But since they didn't have it in my music school, I decided to go for a piano. But to this day, I still want to play the harp. I know that moment will come, it's just a matter of time. You're an inspiration, you play so beautifully! ✨
Thank you so much for your beautiful commen and for sharing your story.
I can just say, go for it! The harp is just a great instrument to start (and at any age) and there are so many ressources online now.
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Thank you for saying that, it's really comforting to know! 🙏💖 I'm glad I stumbled on your channel, I bathe in your beautiful music every now and then. 🎶🌊
AWESOME AND MAJESTIC!!! WITH THE WATER SWIRLING GENTLY AROUND, DELICATELY AND ELEGANTLY YOU STROKE THE HEART AND THE EMOTIONS WITH ARTISTIC BEAUTY!!! V.W.
The water flickering behind the beautiful strings, fingers and notes. So beautiful.
Thank you kindly 😘
This has sweetened my ears, thanks for this material!
Joaquín Aostri Thanks Joaquin! :-)
Beautiful. Thanks Nadia
Thank you, Damon 😘🌸🌺🌿
it's all so beautiful but those bass notes give me absolute chills most of all
Thank you! Believe me, I am totally in love with the sound of this harp!
OK....you made me cry,,,with tears....I'm a pianist since I was 5, playing the cello for the past 20 years...and I'm ready for the harp....I will shop for a lever Celtic harp and will listen to this and subscribe for guidance...wonderful
Dear Mark, thank you so much for your beautiful words, and ...welcome to the harp world!
I, too, had piano lessons when I was 5, it is such a great basis for learning the harp later on. Enjoy your harp path and take care, Nadia
J'aurais tellement aimé savoir jouer de la harpe.Beautiful.thank you.
Mais tu peux l'apprendre! C'est une joie 💓
That was the most Beautiful thing I have ever heard. God Bless You and your Lovely Music. ❤🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words, I really appreciate it. 🥰
A beautiful reprieve from the craziness in the world...
Thank you Kristie ❤
Never had an interest in listening to harp music. I always thought it is a weird instrument that no one likes.
Today, out of nowhere, I decided to look it up and I found this video.
This is by far the most relaxing, most peace-inducing music I have ever had the pleasure and honor of listening to. No too dramatic, but no dry either.
Perfect. Thank you so much for uploading!
Dear Tradermann, well, I am so glad. Thank you for taking the time to write this comment, I really appreciate it.
I hope you will find more harp music thak speaks to you, there are so many interesting music styles and artists on this instrument.
Same! But i like celtic- & ancient nordic-music! This is pure magic!!!!😊☺️
thank you so much for blessing my ears, the harp in my opinion is one of the most wondrous and mythical instruments that we have created, and i couldn't be happier i stumbled across it
Thank you so much for your beautiful comment! 😙
I love your music. This song is more than beautiful. Thank you, thank you. And thank to Mr Sievert for his stunning harps. 💜
Yes, I couldn't agree more, this harp is wonderful, I love it so much.
Thank you for your beautiful comment 😍
It is divin ! OMG. So much beautiful... My heart wants to explod
Thank you so much for your kind words 🤗
I love this composition! Makes me think of my visit to the Faroe Islands a few summers ago.
Thank you!
beautiful melody
Thank you! 🥰
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong I appreciate your efforts. It`s a pleasure to watch and hear you play. Thank you for replying me
Beautiful... I see the sun sparkling on waters...the leaves shimmering, boats gliding, hearts happy...you have captured God's most joyful creation and expressed it within the tips of your fingers. Thank you.❤
Thank you so much!
absolut wundervoll
Thank you so much!🥰
My first time here. I can almost feel the air, the water, and your talent is amazing. Beautiful.
Thank You, Joy!
This is so beautiful nadia ❤ 😊
Thank you so much! 🌺🌿
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong sending ❤️ have a sweet.new week nadia take carecand God Bless
you'd be a huge hit in the gaming industry for fantasy themed video games!
Oh? Anyone got any contacts?
h : 23:32, 1/6/2024, : Congratulations NADIA !! Your fine Fingers, give the Magic Sound of an Old and Eternal Beautiful MUSIC !! Thanks by Aldo from Verona, Italy.-💚🤍❤️.-✅✅✅.- p.s. : Good Luck, NADIA !!
Thank you, dear Aldo, for your beautiful, cheerful comment! Take care 🥰
Thanks for blessing us with this calm and nice scenery and music. I totally enjoyed it. 💜
Thank you so much for your kind words!
You have a beautiful gift. Autumn is my favorite season. Everything is so golden, beautiful, serene and perfect. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for listening and commenting! 🤗🎶
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong You play beautifully. Brings peace and joy to my soul. It's very soothing. Thank you for sharing your gift. ♥️♥️♥️
An underestimated instrument!!!
Just like the piano it can bring peace. ❤
１０００年前に聞いたことのあるような懐かしい音。とても懐かしくて綺麗です。こんな言葉でしか表現できません。
Zauberhaft! Wunderwunderschön!
Herzlichen Dank 🌺
I enjoy again! so pure! so magical ! LOVE IT ! support u !
Thanks a bunch! 🥰
could u do this song on this instrument: ruclips.net/video/zbyWf692Kig/видео.html
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong
Just perfect! It cleans the ears from all the bad music getting Grammy awards these days.....
So glad you are enjoying it! Thank you for listening and commenting! Cheers! 😘
h : 23:39, 16/10/2024, : Con le note di questo a dir poco fantastico Brano, lascio questa Playlist con un po’ di delusione.- Tuttavia auguro una Buona Notte ed un Buon Lavoro, ed allestisco e preparo i Brani per domani.-( Aldo ).-😂😂😂
Волшебное исполнение,спасибо.Слушать- истинное удовольствие!)
Thank you so much!
Beautiful beyond measure. Thank you Nadia. This is really good for my mental health. X
You're amazing! I've never heard such serene and peaceful music. Thanks in abundance!
Thank you for your beautiful comment.
This is a melody from heaven! This sounds like something one would get on a bright afternoon on the aisle of Iona... every note an inspiration, that tell a story from the very deepest part of a peaceful soul in prayer... perfection, dear soul!
Thank you so much Daniel!
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Well, you can call me Danny Boy, dear soul, anytime [I knew all the words to that one when I was but two, as my Da sang it to me on his lap], that's where this tune takes me! Forgive me please, for speaking so emphatically, as I feel things deeply. You obviously do as well, as it shows in your music! May the good Lord bless ya, and keep inspiring you music.
Douceur, grâce, beauté, céleste..!
Merci beaucoup 😍
I love your well-defined sense of rhythm. It drives the music forward in clear and unambiguous fashion.
Thank you for listening so closely ! 😘🎵
@@nadiabirkenstock_harpsong Oh, the pleasure is all mine! I'm just beginning to write celtic music for viola, the viola being my retirement project. As a composer myself, the first thing my ear gravitates to is space and organisation. A lot of Celtic and related music is pretty cluttered these days, meaning the players either aren't listening to one another or don't know how. Loreena McKennitt really does it for me because she knows how to "live inside the sound", as the old saying used to go. Her Tango to Evora caught my ear decades ago when the extended version was used as the theme to The Burning Times. Her phrasing is as natural as breathing. You have a style all your own- very unique. The technical term is that you artfully use the transfer of idioms in how you conceive sound and music. Yes, there is a name for it. 😁
Wirklich schöne Musik! Dankeschön!
Have you heard " The Flower of Magheraly" on harp and voice? Recommend if you haven't.
I feel as if you deserve a Grammy for this song it’s so calming and it has a melody most harp players I just hear a sound I can actually feel something in this song
Thank you so much, Aaliyah! Now I feel as if I got a Grammy! :-)
i have heard this song in slomotion and practiced it on my harp because i love it!! thank you :)
Awesome! Thank you!
Mir kamen die Tränen.. das hat mich unfassbar berührt !
Danke für diese lieben Worte