Ricordi Grossi M. - Methode Pour Harpe

Name: Grossi M. - Methode Pour Harpe
Brand: Ricordi
SKU: 54317
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The essentials to know about this method

The pedagogical progression is designed to establish the foundations of harp playing step by step, with a structured approach from the very first lessons.
The volume includes 65 short, easy and progressive studies by Ettore Pozzoli, a valuable supplement for immediately putting the technique into practice.
The content covers essential topics such as position, technique, fingering, tuning, arpeggios, chords, octaves, scales, harmonics and pedal work.
Published by Ricordi for solo harp, this method is part of the extensive pedagogical repertoire intended for regular study of the instrument.

Grossi M. - Methode Pour Harpe

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Summary of this Method

This harp method by Maria Grossi offers a comprehensive and progressive approach, designed to help students build solid foundations without skipping any steps. The work begins with the fundamentals of the instrument and instrumental technique, with attention paid to posture, finger placement, technical preparation and tuning, before gradually introducing the main playing reflexes. It then develops essential concepts for harp playing, such as arpeggios, chords, octaves, scales, harmonics, trills, muted sounds, playing close to the soundboard and pedal movement, making it a highly structured study resource for refining precision, flexibility and touch. The appendix featuring 65 progressive studies by Ettore Pozzoli naturally extends the learning process by providing practical musical material to consolidate consistency, hand independence and musicality. For both teachers and students following a course of study, this is a coherent study book, ideal for progressing methodically through the world of classical harp. This final assessment is an inference based on the progressive structure of the content and the educational nature of the book.