Truly, Ella, you’ve wowed us again - your video is absolutely beautiful and so well done! Beginning with a thoughtful reference to the legend of the two wolves was a fantastic choice! I’ve decided that today, I’m going to feed the wolf that loves music, beauty, and harp magic. And let me tell you, that wolf is now very well-fed, thanks to your amazing performance 😀 And let’s talk about that scenery from your balcony - absolutely breathtaking and the perfect backdrop for some harp magic! Nature and music joining forces - it’s a combination that’s hard to beat 🎵🌿💫 You’re spot on, Ella, it’s lovely to be in tune! It’s like your harp went from “I’m just waking up” to “I’m ready to conquer the world” in those few moments 😀 Thank you SO much for sharing your unique talent and these beautiful moments in music and life with us! And keep feeding that creative wolf! Your captivating videos are a true gift, bringing peace to the mind and joy to the heart, and reminding us that no matter how chaotic life gets, the harp’s serenity always finds its way. With every video you post, the world becomes a little brighter and more wonderful. Big bravo and keep shining, Ella! 🌎🎼✨🌈🙏😊
Wow, wow, wow! Your comments have completely mad my day and made my heart soar into a heavenly sphere. Thank you so very much! I wouldn't have made it out to the studio today without your beautiful encouragement! And yes, Audacity, I actually backpacked from Peru to Buenos Aries with the mission of visiting Paraguay and getting myself a little harp. The man I bought it from was lovely. It was an exact replica of one that he had given the Pope. Since I'm not really Catholic, I ended up giving it to a sweet lady in An Daingean because she loved it so very much and I knew I had Rosie waiting for me in my sister's basement. I'm so very happy that I can now play Rosie, Ruby, and the little magical black harp. :)
Both the tone and the natural tuning of your harp. Remind me of the Paraguayan harp, which I’m not sure if you’ve ever heard before. If not, definitely look some of it up; it’s the first kind of harp. I remember hearing way back when I was a kid.
Another magical video ❤
Truly, Ella, you’ve wowed us again - your video is absolutely beautiful and so well done! Beginning with a thoughtful reference to the legend of the two wolves was a fantastic choice! I’ve decided that today, I’m going to feed the wolf that loves music, beauty, and harp magic. And let me tell you, that wolf is now very well-fed, thanks to your amazing performance 😀 And let’s talk about that scenery from your balcony - absolutely breathtaking and the perfect backdrop for some harp magic! Nature and music joining forces - it’s a combination that’s hard to beat 🎵🌿💫 You’re spot on, Ella, it’s lovely to be in tune! It’s like your harp went from “I’m just waking up” to “I’m ready to conquer the world” in those few moments 😀 Thank you SO much for sharing your unique talent and these beautiful moments in music and life with us! And keep feeding that creative wolf! Your captivating videos are a true gift, bringing peace to the mind and joy to the heart, and reminding us that no matter how chaotic life gets, the harp’s serenity always finds its way. With every video you post, the world becomes a little brighter and more wonderful. Big bravo and keep shining, Ella! 🌎🎼✨🌈🙏😊
I think this is my favourite one. ❤❤
Wow, wow, wow! Your comments have completely mad my day and made my heart soar into a heavenly sphere. Thank you so very much! I wouldn't have made it out to the studio today without your beautiful encouragement! And yes, Audacity, I actually backpacked from Peru to Buenos Aries with the mission of visiting Paraguay and getting myself a little harp. The man I bought it from was lovely. It was an exact replica of one that he had given the Pope. Since I'm not really Catholic, I ended up giving it to a sweet lady in An Daingean because she loved it so very much and I knew I had Rosie waiting for me in my sister's basement. I'm so very happy that I can now play Rosie, Ruby, and the little magical black harp. :)
Both the tone and the natural tuning of your harp. Remind me of the Paraguayan harp, which I’m not sure if you’ve ever heard before. If not, definitely look some of it up; it’s the first kind of harp. I remember hearing way back when I was a kid.
And as to your question, I would gladly feed Rio after one of your improvs.