Marini Made Harps | Chord Harp Tutorial

Here is an in depth tutorial about our Chord Harp.
In this video I talk through everything from the design, tuning and replacing strings, to how to hold it, wear it with a strap and of course, how to play it!
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0:00 Intro.
0:22 The design of the Chord Harp.
1:25 How to tune the harp.
4:28 How to replace a string.
11:52 How to hold or wear it with a strap.
15:13 How to play the Chord Harp.
17:48 Thumb technique.
18:40 Harp techniques.
21:40 Picking techniques.
24:06 Three levels of Great Is Thy Faithfulness.
28:11 Playing in alternate tunings.

[@GeminiDolly52951]

The chord harp is beautiful. I like the idea of how you have the strings set up in groups to make the chords.

[@cheryl1277]

Awesome demonstration and creation!

[@irisj2211]

What an excellent idea to make a harp that the very young and elderly alike can play with hardly any previous musical training, other than this video. Well done, Marini Made Harps!

[@jillgeary1313]

Sounds really pretty. What a great idea! Hearing the examples of how to play, especially the contemporary music songs, was interesting and beautiful!

[@charpnatl]

This tutorial was absolutely fascinating. I had been wanting to know more about the chord harp since I first saw it.

[@kindlethecandle]

I first saw this when I went to see David at Sight and Sound Theaters and it's finally available for the public! Thank you so much for spending so much time and effort in creating these beautiful harps. God bless you all and I pray that sweet songs of praise would rise like incense to Him who sits on the throne

[@tameshanolt]

Great Step To Step Guide!! Very Detailed!!👏🏽👏🏽 Great Job!!👏🏽👏🏽

[@catholicdoula]

Would this be good for like singing or songs? Using the chords as accompaniment? Fascinating style "harp" might like one someday.

[@catholicdoula]

Can you play without a pickup?