If harp playing were just about our fingers, it wouldn’t be such hard work. We ask a lot of our fingers, naturally. We want them to play faster, to produce a more beautiful tone, to have control over a large dynamic range, to play with energy and strength, yet be relaxed and flexible. That’s a daunting job description for the eight fingers that we use to play the harp. And they can’t do all that on their own. They need some support from the rest of your body. That’s right - playing the harp is a whole body workout.

For Students

Play along with a recording of your favorite song. 

Is there a song you love to listen to? Maybe it’s a classical piece but maybe it’s the latest hit by a pop artist you follow. Do a little experimenting to figure out the key and a few of the chords. Then play along like the rock star you are!

For Teachers

Harp Mastery Teacher Accreditation Seminar

On Saturday, August 10th, I’m sharing the strategies that have made my online teaching programs at Harp Mastery® so successful, both for my coaches and me and, more importantly, for our students. 

This seminar isn’t about curriculum or pedagogy or how to teach technique or repertoire. This seminar will show you how to become the kind of teacher whose students don’t struggle with frustration or fear, but enjoy musical growth, progress and harp happiness. It’s also about the systems you can use that will enable you to find even more fulfillment and joy in your teaching.

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