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Miroslava Stareychinska - Harfe
Daniel Ridder - Tuba
Tchaikovsky - Andante Cantabile from String Quartet No. 1, Op. 11.

From our new Album: Miniaturen - Pieces for Tuba und Harfe

Arrangement: Sven Hellinghausen
Recording: Pablo Paredes - Tucapel Studio


https://youtu.be/-26mCIXQaOI

Well, yes, but the harp makes nearly everything sound better.

very nice!

Not "yours specifically", but... - IN GENERAL - tuba sound-beginnings tend to be soft/vague, and combining a solo tuba with accompanying instruments with "hard" sound beginnings (harpsichord/harp/xylophone...even triangle) has been successful.

I saw this right after you published it. The first several views are probably mine. LOL Tuba and harp is a super combination!

When I saw harp used as a rhythm instrument in blasmusik and volksmusik (WudaraMusi, Herbert Pixner, etc.), I began to have a new love of harp. Your video opens the doors to new possibilities we might not have thought about. Excellent work, as always.

Thank you Gentleman!

Never pass up an opportunity to ask a harpist who plays with one of your orchestras this question:
“To what frequency do you tune your A above middle C?“

So far, it has never failed:
The better the orchestra, the lower the number they’ve told me.

...and don’t bother asking a piano tuner, because they don’t sit and play with the orchestra.

bloke wrote: ↑Tue Jul 13, 2021 7:21 pm Never pass up an opportunity to ask a harpist who plays with one of your orchestras this question:
“To what frequency do you tune your A above middle C?“

So far, it has never failed:
The better the orchestra, the lower the number they’ve told me.

...and don’t bother asking a piano tuner, because they don’t sit and play with the orchestra.

LoL... will do Joe! ;-)