Tips for replacing 4th and 5th gut strings on the harp without cracking or damaging the string. For more information, please visit this link: harpherald.com... DanielleHarpist.com
Danielle Kuntz, New Music Harpist I use Pirastro Nycor & Chromcor Strings because Nylon & Steel Strings hold tune better than Gut especially since we're dealing w/ alot of strings to keep in tune. The Pirastro Harp Strings (all nylon & steel) are rather interesting because they include a transitional string between the plain nylon trebles & wound steel basses, that's Wound Nylon Strings for the 5th Octave E & D so that you have the most killer sounding harp that plays.
It would have been so much better to see the video if you had turned your phone before beginning so we could have full screen instead of this itty bitty view.
Danielle Kuntz, New Music Harpist I use Pirastro Nycor & Chromcor Strings because Nylon & Steel Strings hold tune better than Gut especially since we're dealing w/ alot of strings to keep in tune. The Pirastro Harp Strings (all nylon & steel) are rather interesting because they include a transitional string between the plain nylon trebles & wound steel basses, that's Wound Nylon Strings for the 5th Octave E & D so that you have the most killer sounding harp that plays.
It would have been so much better to see the video if you had turned your phone before beginning so we could have full screen instead of this itty bitty view.
I have a newer video of string changing on my Instagram!
Thanks I’ll check it out.