Course curriculum
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Introduction to the Course
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Obtaining a Harp
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Lever harp Vs. Pedal harp
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Everything you Need to Get Started
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How to Hold the Harp
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How to Hold your Wrists and Fingers
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How to make sure your Harp is in Tune
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New Lesson
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Tuning your full Range Lever Harp for Optimal Versatility
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Tuning your lever harp to the key of c starting from the key of e flat
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Tuning your Harp to the Key of C
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Tuning your Lever Harp to the key of G
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Tuning your Lever Harp to the Key of D
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Tuning your Lever Harp to the Key of A
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Tuning your Lever Harp to the Key of F
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Tuning your Lever Harp to the Key of B Flat
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Tuning your Harp to the Key of E Flat
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How to Make Sure your Harp is in Tune
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Guide to the Lectures found in Tuning your Lever Harp
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Pedals on the Pedal Harp
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Tuning your Pedal Harp to the Key of F
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Tuning your Pedal Harp to the Key of B Flat
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Tuning your Pedal Harp to the Key of E Flat
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Tuning your Pedal Harp to the Key of G
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Tuning your Pedal Harp to the Key of D
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Tuning your Pedal Harp to the Key of E Flat
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Exercise #1- The Scale
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Exercise #2- The Arpeggio
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Guide to the Lectures found in "Introduction to Reading Music"
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Finding Middle C on the Harp
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The Relationship of the Musical Staff to the Harp
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Learning the notes on the treble clef
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Locating Notes in the Treble Clef
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Guide to the Lectures found in "Learning the Bass Clef"
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Introduction to the Bass Clef: Learning the LInes and Spaces
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Finding notes in the Bass Clef on the Harp
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More Practice Identifying Notes in the Bass Clef
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Reading Music in the Bass Clef: FInger Placement
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Guide to the Lectures found in "Note and Rest Values"
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Whole Notes, Quarter Notes, and Half Notes
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The Eighth Note
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The SIxteenth Note
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When you see a dot at the end of Note
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Timing of Rests
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Time SIgnature
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Exercise #1-Counting Half Notes and Quarter Notes
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Exercise #2- Counting Eighth Notes
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Exercise #3- Counting Half Rests
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About this course
- $67.00
- 61 lessons
- 7 hours of video content