Harp Basics 4 (Raising Gestures)

[@brianawhite3586]

So beautiful and very detailed. I'm very thankful you made this video. Really made me appreciate youtube even more. To find this 10 years later. I'm thankful towards God for finding this.

[@rharp111]

Thank you Briana. I'm delighted it has added to your experience with the harp. Best wishes! Ray Pool

[@karenrathwell2346]

Thanks Ray, I enjoyed the explicit teaching on these videos.

[@maggie9864]

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[@sarahd1706]

Super helpful, thank you!

[@rharp111]

Thank you, Karen. I'm glad they are of interest to you. There'll be more very soon...

[@AnukaiWhitetree]

So thrilled i found your video... you are filling in the holes... thank you💖

[@leeki345we]

🙏🏼👍Thank you!

[@jeannieb.]

Thank you! This was very helpful! Lots of good examples!

[@rharp111]

Thank you Jeannie. It's always nice to hear from "satisfied customers."

[@Harpists4Peace]

Pure Poetry. Beautiful teaching, Ray. =) ❤ ♫ ♪ ♬ ❤

[@janeburr8176]

Thank you. This is very helpful. Could you relate this to the phrase markings
or do they not necessarily correlate? I love the sound of your harp.

[@raymondpool4627]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. The harps are all made by Dusty Strings in Seattle, WA. I really don't have a single answer concerning "phrase markings." I'm sorry I can't be more specific.

[@stevem3077]

Who the maker of this harp? I would to purchase one like yours?

[@rharp111]

This harp is made by Dusty Strings in Seattle, WA. It has 26 strings. They have two versions called “Allegro” and “ Crescendo.” Both are excellent.

[@mike04535]

Amazing Grace is not a Celtic hymn. It was written by an English clergyman in Olney in Buckinghamshire.