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About Jade Hamzelou Harpist
Hi there, are you interested in playing the harp? Jade is so excited to share her experience of performing in the music industry over the last twenty years with you. As a solo harpist you can expect to enjoy luxury venues, ceremonial events, spas and even cruise ships. But the first steps start here at musicteachers.co.uk where you can sign up to learn techniques and repertoire!
Jade has been fortunate enough to learn the harp with some incredible teachers, since she first started playing including Classical harp with Ruth Faber, folk harp with Dominig Bouchaud and more recently, Jazz harp with Park Stickney. Since graduating with a Masters in Music at Goldsmith's College, Jade is delighted to have played for many national agents working in and around London and the South West. Recently she played at the Assembly Rooms in Bath and recorded live session work with Alive music Network.
Lessons with Jade are very technical in the initial stages, with a focus on developing all four fingers in equal strength. This creates an even tone throughout both hands over the wide range of notes the harp! She uses 'Method for Harp', by Grossi as a study book and for younger learners, 'Fun from the First', by S. Milligan. She uses syllabus pieces from both Trinity and Royal Associated Exam Boards. Lessons must be booked by the learner and not on behalf of someone else.
Jade offers forty five minute lessons and one hour long lessons. Generally, adult learners can develop more in a longer lesson, ideally weekly but also perhaps every fortnight or three weeks. These are however just guidelines and she is happy to be flexible and work with your individual needs. Practising is essential for good technical development and Jade encourages you to keep a practice diary and video log. Any questions that you have in between lessons about your practice are more than welcome and she is happy to answer emails or texts free of charge at any time about your progress.
Jade has many years experience of playing on an electric harp and she can advise about pick-ups and amplification techniques. She has a Salvi semi-grand concert harp to use for teaching and a Teifi lap harp.
It will usually take around six months to a year to become technically proficient at a basic level. At around a year of lessons Jade would expect you to be ready to take Grade 1 and thereafter each year develop to the next graded level. This does...
Jade has been fortunate enough to learn the harp with some incredible teachers, since she first started playing including Classical harp with Ruth Faber, folk harp with Dominig Bouchaud and more recently, Jazz harp with Park Stickney. Since graduating with a Masters in Music at Goldsmith's College, Jade is delighted to have played for many national agents working in and around London and the South West. Recently she played at the Assembly Rooms in Bath and recorded live session work with Alive music Network.
Lessons with Jade are very technical in the initial stages, with a focus on developing all four fingers in equal strength. This creates an even tone throughout both hands over the wide range of notes the harp! She uses 'Method for Harp', by Grossi as a study book and for younger learners, 'Fun from the First', by S. Milligan. She uses syllabus pieces from both Trinity and Royal Associated Exam Boards. Lessons must be booked by the learner and not on behalf of someone else.
Jade offers forty five minute lessons and one hour long lessons. Generally, adult learners can develop more in a longer lesson, ideally weekly but also perhaps every fortnight or three weeks. These are however just guidelines and she is happy to be flexible and work with your individual needs. Practising is essential for good technical development and Jade encourages you to keep a practice diary and video log. Any questions that you have in between lessons about your practice are more than welcome and she is happy to answer emails or texts free of charge at any time about your progress.
Jade has many years experience of playing on an electric harp and she can advise about pick-ups and amplification techniques. She has a Salvi semi-grand concert harp to use for teaching and a Teifi lap harp.
It will usually take around six months to a year to become technically proficient at a basic level. At around a year of lessons Jade would expect you to be ready to take Grade 1 and thereafter each year develop to the next graded level. This does...
