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04 Sep 20 - 09:32 AM (#4070718) Subject: Rock and Roll on Harp From: Mrrzy This guy is too cool. |
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04 Sep 20 - 01:46 PM (#4070738) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: leeneia Interesting! Thanks. |
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04 Sep 20 - 02:15 PM (#4070744) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: punkfolkrocker "Rock and Roll on Harp" Now that's starting to make an eternity sitting on a cloud in heaven sound a bit more bearable... |
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04 Sep 20 - 03:49 PM (#4070755) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: Mrrzy For sure! |
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04 Sep 20 - 06:09 PM (#4070782) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: Jack Campin Who? On my phone the site doesn't show the video and doesn't give any intelligible description. |
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05 Sep 20 - 05:39 PM (#4070897) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: Mrrzy Hmmm... Might be worth trying on a computer. It is a guy playing old rockNroll on a large harp. |
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06 Sep 20 - 03:32 AM (#4070927) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: Helen Mickael Fremeaux This is my favourite Metallica song played by Victor Santal - Nothing Else Matters There are other performers doing it on YouTube but I like his version a lot. [Note to self: In my next life, I'm going to learn harp from a young age from a real harp teacher and not wait until I'm 30 to buy one with no teachers locally available.] |
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06 Sep 20 - 03:56 AM (#4070932) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: The Sandman Dear oh Dear, dreadful clothes sense. |
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08 Sep 20 - 02:45 PM (#4071211) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: GUEST I used to play Locomotive Breath on the harp. I guess I should dust it off and video it. |
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08 Sep 20 - 04:31 PM (#4071221) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: Helen Yes Guest, you should. IMHO. |
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08 Sep 20 - 05:34 PM (#4071226) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: GUEST,Frank Hamilton That's like Hofnung's Interplanetary Orchestra scoring the 1812 Overture for pop gun and recorder (the end blown flute kind). Would St. Peter approve of a fuzz tone on his harps in paradise? |
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08 Sep 20 - 10:24 PM (#4071251) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: GUEST,Lou Those guys have awful costumes! Go look up Harp Twins, they have a lot of tunes, and look a lot better! |
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09 Sep 20 - 05:02 AM (#4071281) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: The Sandman here is some jazzhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HboudsMS85E |
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09 Sep 20 - 06:47 AM (#4071297) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: Helen Deborah Henson-Conant |
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17 Feb 23 - 04:57 PM (#4165422) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: Helen RE my post about Victor Santal above (06 Sep 20 - 03:32 AM) I went to my Aunt's funeral a couple of weeks ago. She was 88 when she passed away. There was a beautiful photo presentation on the screen and the first piece of instrumental music was very familiar. It took me a while to realise that it was a cello ensemble version of Metallica's Nothing Else Matters. I thought it was appropriate for the funeral, even though my Aunt was a gentle, quiet, lovely woman because the lyrics of the song are beautiful too, in a rock'n'roll kind of way. I think it was this version: Apocalyptica - Nothing Else Matters The music cut out before the rock'n'roll bit. |
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18 Feb 23 - 09:37 AM (#4165455) Subject: RE: Rock and Roll on Harp From: GUEST,Roderick A Warner Enjoyed the Victor Santal… and the Dorothy Ashby. In the same continuum John Coltrane’s widow, Alice, playing solo in 1987. Alice Coltrane |