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How to play rolled chords (fast and evenly)!
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In this video I’ll teach you a simple trick to play rolled chords faster! And I’ll also show you how to play rolled chords more smoothly with a few simple steps.
Time Stamps for this video:
0:00 Introduction
0:29 What is a rolled chord?
1:31 The trick to play rolled chords faster without stress
1:54 How to practice your ‘wave’ motion
2:41 How to play a rolled chord
4:06 What to do if you feel tense
4:30 Rolled chords on the left hand
5:19 How to make a rolled chord sound more even
7:06 How to practice rolled chords
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Time Stamps for this video:
0:00 Introduction
0:29 What is a rolled chord?
1:31 The trick to play rolled chords faster without stress
1:54 How to practice your 'wave' motion
2:41 How to play a rolled chord
4:06 What to do if you feel tense
4:30 Rolled chords on the left hand
5:19 How to make a rolled chord sound more even
7:06 How to practice rolled chords
Thank you thank you thank you, you are a lifesaver!!
First time! This is the sound I’ve always identified with the harp.. Looking forward to practicing these.
Thank you Christy-Lyn. You are really a great harp teacher. 👍🇸🇬
learning this today! on my cherry harpsicle just like yours, no less! hahaha! thanks for the wave analogy, that's lovely 💕🌊🌊🌊
What a nice, useful lesson!! I've been playing harp for about 10 months now, started a bit with rolled chords at 3-4 months, but was pretty lost, haha. Several helpful tips here, one in particular the part about squeezing the chords first as a block before releasing in the "wave". Thanks!
Great tutorial, I actually come here to learn how to play roll chords on guitar.
Wow! That's how you do it! Thanks a lot! I wanted to improve my rolled chords, but did not know how to do it!
Oh wow! I tried doing your Rolling on the Waves song and struggled. Then I remembered seeing this video but wasn’t ready at the time to watch this. I just watched it and was instantly able to play Rolling on the Waves. Thank you so much Christy-Lyn!
At my fifth lesson. So hard
This was really helpful. My left hand doesn’t like downwards arpeggios or rolled chords.
Hi Christy-Lyn – I have come back to my harp after a 3 year break so have taken myself back to basics and am really enjoying your videos. I do love a rolled chord and tend to stick them in all over the place! I started leaning about 12 years ago on a Pilgrim Clarsach and was persuaded to move onto a pedal harp, so bought a Pilgrim Malvern (remortgaged the house!) which is the most beautiful thing. I only had lessons for about a year and then just carried on learning on my own. Luckily I play the piano so I had the advantaage of being able to read the music right from the start. As time went on I discovered that I lean more towards Celtic/Scottish/Irish music so should probably have bought a Clarsach or other lever harp. Having moved to a small cottage, the poor thing was shoved in the spare room under it's cover and lots of strings gradually broke. However, I dragged it out a couple of weeks ago, replaced 16 (yes, really) strings and started torturing it again. How could I have considered selling it? I'm so glad I didn't and am loving playing again, albeit slowly and with stiff 55 year old fingers. I'm very grateful to you for your straight-forward approach. Sorry to go on at such length…. 😊
I really appreciate how you broke down the lesson, particularly when you showed how to play the rolled chord evenly. Thank you!
You are such a fine teacher.
First time
I've been playing for 10 months and this is my first real attempt at rolled chords.
Fantastic, thank-you so much. Didn't even know what these beautiful sounds were called before & now I can (sort of) play them. 😀
I've been practicing for 2 days lol
I am going to take my very first harp lesson next week. I hope to buy a harp for my own after several lessons. Very excited.
I really like you, you are my new friend now 😊 thank you so much 🙏🏻
My problem is my left hand is always more uneven than the right so when I join both parts. I need to practise more
Working on it.
Great
thanks! very helpful
Thankyou soooo much Christy-Lyn, you really do make playing the harp seem simple and doable!! Whenever I am stressed about a certain part of playing the harp I just watch your videos:)
hello i have one question. can it be rolled chords notated exactly. or is it played as an ornament
I haven't thought of practicing the chords at different speeds. It will help.
Hi Christy -Lyn. Iv just stated to learn the harp about a month ago. It was hard at first but now its starting to click bit by bit. I really enjoy your teaching , you are so happy and enthusiastic it really does help. me. I used to be a pro fessional singer , in the 70,80,90,s doing solo work, and working with my husband in a band . we were on the road for 25 years!!! Im now 67 and just learning the harp !! worried wether it was to late in life,but im really enjoying it. Hope to sing along with the harp eventually ( LIKE YOU DO) TO SING AGAIN is a wonderful thing. But to play too would be great. I never learnt an instrument , but my hubby helps me too. He was a musician. I live in the UK. Where are you then ?. Take care . Carol x
Hi Christy Lyn. I really appreciate your lessons. It has taken me about 3 years to do rolled chords and now I am getting the hang of them
I use my harp to accompany my songs and would be glad if you can suggest suitable backing for 3/4 and 4/4 as I am getting bored with just doing the triads. thank you
Wow! I'm so grateful to you! Thank you so very much for this tutorial!
Thank you so much for your videos. I’ve played piano, oboe, and guitar for decades, but just got a small harp in December. I started rolled chords when I got to that page of the Harpsicle method book. 😂
How many strings does your lap harp have there? What would be the minimum strings that you would suggest for a lap harp?
This was a great lesson, Christy-Lyn! Fun! Great pre-cursor to any upcoming music sheets with rolled chords!
Excellent instruction on rolled chords Christy-Lyn!! I’ve been playing since ‘05 & started rolling chords probably 6 months into my lessons. My favorite thing to do!!👍🎶
First time for me. I am such a newbie but I love learning from Christy.
I think I started trying rolled chords half a year after I began playing the harp. But I remember that one year after I started playing harp I succeeded. I was so happy I even recorded my first arpeggi! 😀
I love your wave analogy!
What helped me play rolled chords was realizing that my thumb can press against the string to give the other fingers stability when they roll upwards.
Best teacher with the sweetest disposition ❤️❤️❤️
My teacher has had me do them from fairly early on…..starting slowly. She also tends to roll her chords most of the time, because she says it "just sounds more harpy!" lol
Just had a go at your technique and WOW!, it is starting to work. Starting to sound good. Thank you 🙂