Wagner's Magic Fire Music (from Die Walküre): Harp Rewrite
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- Опубліковано 8 бер 2021
- When I mention 'revised orchestral harp parts', most composers want to know about how harpists manage the double sharps and flats in the harp part from Wagner's Magic Fire Music. Don't miss my takeaway advice at the end!
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Thanks again Danielle! I'm sure that thousands of composers will benefit from watching this video!
I appreciate you using your ‘imperfect’ takes as part of your examples because it lets us know what could happen if pedals happen to be too complex in limb independence, as well as imbalance of the instrument. This is a very informative video! Thank you!
"Dye Val-cure" lol
Once again, very helpful to any arranger/orchestrator.Thank you Danielle.. !!
As someone who is not knowledgeable about the specific demands needed for executing this piece my regard for the skills on the pedal harp is greatly increased. Sincere thanks. I had explored several measures on a small cross strung out of curiosity and found it an intriguingly complex piece for an amateur. Only recently had I observed a skilled chromatic harpist solo a part. Being exposed to both perspectives and my experience all I can say is I am definitely in awe.
My head exploded watching the pedal changes in real time. 😳
Holy moly! That's a lot of pedal changes. Thank you for this wonderful video. :)
YAYYYY you did it! Awesome!
Great and Informative video, Danielle. Being a composer who has written for harp in orchestral pieces, this is gold. Sadly the Wagner opera is pronounced “Dee Val-cure-re”.
Thank you! Very informative
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Wagner: dumping piano parts on to the harps! The end of Das Rheingold is pure harp torture, and most players fake it.
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