Would love to have you compare the Ulysses with the Janet or Aziliz. All are 34 strings and about the same size. I am trying to see how the CF body compares in sound
Hi Barbara, We have this piece available in Sylvia Woods book "Irish Dance Tunes" www.vaharpcenter.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=389&search=brian+boru&description=true You can also find the piece in the "Wild Mountain Thyme" book by Janet Witman www.vaharpcenter.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=434&search=brian+boru&description=true Or, as a flute and harp duet here: www.vaharpcenter.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1040&search=brian+boru&description=true
I like that one better the second one that you are playing it sounds stronger richer and warmer it sounds like a true Harp I like the carbon fiber one because it's easy to carry around but I would rather have a what sounding Harp and Richard tone than a carbon one and not as sweet of a sound but that's just me
I agree with you, the second one does sound way richer. It is bigger, more stable, and it has more strings (38) If you are looking for a high quality concert harp for indoor performances, Excalibur is way to go. Ulysses is an electric harp and more expensive, very cool design and light weight, easily portable and suitable for outdoor performances. If you are a street artist, Ulysses is the best choice in my opinion.
You have a very astute ear! The harps do indeed have similar sound qualities in the video. In person you will discover that the Excalibur has more power in terms of volume and projection. The larger sound production is a result of the larger frame and range. However, the integrated Ischell amplification system in the Ulysses can help boost the volume to suit any performance venue.
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I love the sound of the Excaliber
Wow, they are both amazing!
Would like to have heard what the lower strings sound like
Would love to have you compare the Ulysses with the Janet or Aziliz. All are 34 strings and about the same size. I am trying to see how the CF body compares in sound
Excalibur is my favorite celtic harp for camac. Unfortunately little expensive for me :( hope I can change my isolde soon for this harp.
Ulysses is even more expensive.......
@@hiohtakara1372 because of the pickup system.
What kind of Isolde do you have?
Hi there! Pleas please please do a Video with a Camac Clio , Straight v.s Extended soundboard. Your videos are very very helpful !
Will do next time we have both in stock. Thanks for the suggestion!
I watched this video so many times and still cannot decide xD
The best is to visit a dealer.
Would love to see a video comparing the Telenn with the Hermine.
Yes please, undecided between these two.
Sadly, the music doesn't let you hear the bass notes on either harp
What song/melody are you playing? It's so beautiful!
Hi, Lisa. That's Brian Boru's March.
Really beautiful, where could I find sheet music of this version of Brian Boruch s march?
Hi Barbara,
We have this piece available in Sylvia Woods book "Irish Dance Tunes" www.vaharpcenter.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=389&search=brian+boru&description=true
You can also find the piece in the "Wild Mountain Thyme" book by Janet Witman www.vaharpcenter.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=434&search=brian+boru&description=true
Or, as a flute and harp duet here: www.vaharpcenter.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1040&search=brian+boru&description=true
@@VirginiaHarpCenterMidlothian Thank you
I like that one better the second one that you are playing it sounds stronger richer and warmer it sounds like a true Harp I like the carbon fiber one because it's easy to carry around but I would rather have a what sounding Harp and Richard tone than a carbon one and not as sweet of a sound but that's just me
I agree with you, the second one does sound way richer. It is bigger, more stable, and it has more strings (38)
If you are looking for a high quality concert harp for indoor performances, Excalibur is way to go.
Ulysses is an electric harp and more expensive, very cool design and light weight, easily portable and suitable for outdoor performances.
If you are a street artist, Ulysses is the best choice in my opinion.
i can not really heard a difference between Ulysse and excalibur . Can you tell me ?
You have a very astute ear! The harps do indeed have similar sound qualities in the video. In person you will discover that the Excalibur has more power in terms of volume and projection. The larger sound production is a result of the larger frame and range. However, the integrated Ischell amplification system in the Ulysses can help boost the volume to suit any performance venue.
The Excalibur is slightly rounder, fuller in sound but they are very similar indeed.
Do you know where in florida could I purchase a harp?