Wild Strings Jazz and Pop Harp Collection 2018
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£14.50
Description
Books will be sent out after the Wild Strings weekend in October.
Books are also available to collect at the PoppyHarp stand at the Wild Strings Weekend in Manchester, 6th and 7th October 2018.
If you are a UKHA member you are eligible for a discount please look for the discount code in the Harp magazine or on the UKHA Facebook page!
Books are also available to collect at the PoppyHarp stand at the Wild Strings Weekend in Manchester, 6th and 7th October 2018.
If you are a UKHA member you are eligible for a discount please look for the discount code in the Harp magazine or on the UKHA Facebook page!
Books will be sent out after the Wild Strings weekend in October.
Books are also available to collect at the PoppyHarp stand at the Wild Strings Weekend in Manchester, 6th and 7th October 2018.
If you are a UKHA member you are eligible for a discount please look for the discount code in the Harp magazine or on the UKHA Facebook page!
This book is devoted to jazz and pop harp. Featuring the winning compositions from the 2018 Wild Strings/Future Blend ProjectJazz & Pop Harp Competition, this collection also contains compositions from the Wild Strings UKHA Jazz & Pop Harp Festival tutors, performers and adjudicators. We hope you enjoy exploring it for many years to come.
Run by Wild Stringsand the Future Blend Project, sponsored by PoppyHarp, the composition challenge has sparked a new generation and style of harp composition. It was fantastic to see so many harpists get involved with this innovative competition.
The Wild Strings UKHA Jazz & Pop Harp Festival was initiated by the UKHA, after they received a generous donation in memory of harpist Jean Price. This funding allowed the creative minds of the UK jazz and pop harp scene to begin plotting for October 2018. This year has been full of workshops, jams and events, climaxing with an exhilarating jazz and pop harp weekend at the Royal Northern College of Music. The Wild Strings festival participants have been lucky enough to enjoy workshops and concerts from fantastic artists and workshop leaders:
Park Stickney, Monika Stadler, Amanda Whiting, Tara Minton, Rachael Gladwin and the Red Socks, Ranagri with Eleanor Turner, Amy Turk, Shelley Fairplay, Brenda Dor-Groot, Alina Bzhezhinska, Zanna Evans, Steph West, Ben Turk, Cristopher Michelagnoli, Ayrton Hood and Theuns Van Dyk.
Books are also available to collect at the PoppyHarp stand at the Wild Strings Weekend in Manchester, 6th and 7th October 2018.
If you are a UKHA member you are eligible for a discount please look for the discount code in the Harp magazine or on the UKHA Facebook page!
This book is devoted to jazz and pop harp. Featuring the winning compositions from the 2018 Wild Strings/Future Blend ProjectJazz & Pop Harp Competition, this collection also contains compositions from the Wild Strings UKHA Jazz & Pop Harp Festival tutors, performers and adjudicators. We hope you enjoy exploring it for many years to come.
Run by Wild Stringsand the Future Blend Project, sponsored by PoppyHarp, the composition challenge has sparked a new generation and style of harp composition. It was fantastic to see so many harpists get involved with this innovative competition.
The Wild Strings UKHA Jazz & Pop Harp Festival was initiated by the UKHA, after they received a generous donation in memory of harpist Jean Price. This funding allowed the creative minds of the UK jazz and pop harp scene to begin plotting for October 2018. This year has been full of workshops, jams and events, climaxing with an exhilarating jazz and pop harp weekend at the Royal Northern College of Music. The Wild Strings festival participants have been lucky enough to enjoy workshops and concerts from fantastic artists and workshop leaders:
Park Stickney, Monika Stadler, Amanda Whiting, Tara Minton, Rachael Gladwin and the Red Socks, Ranagri with Eleanor Turner, Amy Turk, Shelley Fairplay, Brenda Dor-Groot, Alina Bzhezhinska, Zanna Evans, Steph West, Ben Turk, Cristopher Michelagnoli, Ayrton Hood and Theuns Van Dyk.