Learn how to play Double Spring on Double Strung Harp

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    Learn how to play Double Spring on Double Strung Harp

    Playful Practice with the Elements of the Piece

    immerse into deeper understanding of the building blocks by playing around with them separately

    • a picking pattern
    • various fingering shapes
    • beautiful chord progressions
    • emerging melody lines

    Live Online via Zoom on September 12th and 19th 2026, 5:30-6:30 pm CET.

    Registration possible until September 19th 2026.

    Access to the replay and material downloads will be provided for 6 months and ends on March 20th 2027

    Eigenschaften

    Tonart

    C

    Tonumfang

    lowest note C4, highest note C6 (playable on the Mini-Luna)

    Level

    advanced beginner

    Lerntempo

    medium slow

    Voraussetzungen

    interval fingering shapes fifth, sixth, octave

    Notenkenntnisse

    no reading skills necessary

    schriftliches Kursmaterial

    sheet music of the version, lead sheet and pattern tables

    ergänzende Audiodateien

    mp3 audio file in midi quality

    Videomitschnitt

    2 replays (ca 120 minutes in total)

    Gelistet bis 20.9.2026
    Abrufbar 28.7.202620.3.2027

    Verfügbare Variante

    Digitale Inhalte (4)
    • Download 1, available from September 11th 26Script
    • Download 2, available from September 11th 26audio file
    • Video 1, available from September 13th 2026Replay from September 12th 2026
    • Video 2, available from September 20th 2026Replay from September 19th

    Beschreibung

    From improvising practice with a musical Seedling to the Com-Position

    In this two part online course you will be guided step by step through the process of

    • practicing the coordinated movement of both hands together
    • forming chord progressions and listen to the magical melody lines that appear between both hands
    • understanding the idea behind the varying fingering shapes
    • finally put all elements together (=com-pose) to the actual piece - or your individual version of it

    You don't even need to read sheet music once you have understood the idea behind the piece and will be able to create your own extensions.