Harp Music: Il Papagallo by Elias Parish Alvars

[sirdicaudore]

Thank you for this magic moment! Be always so wonderful, so musical, so poetic...

[chefer891]

espectacular performation!!....so pacefull music

[fingerhorn4]

Fabulous playing. Doesn't matter whether you smile or not. Just be yourself. Wonderful and musical.

[leapinglemur452]

Wow that was so beautiful! You have an incredible talent! Thank you for your absolutely beautiful playing! :-)

[leukipos]

you`re just amazing big boy.Just keep in mind this piece is for fun,give us a smile.

[thewisestofthemall]

wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!

i give merit not only to this boy but also to his trainer. i also think that we must develop our children's talent in a more meaningful way, like playing the harp, piano, violin, and other high-class talent like ballet, opera, theater arts, etc.

my prayers for the success of this wonder boy!

[LaylaHaOr]

Love it! 5 stars ! Keep on the good work!

[liotary]

It's really too beautifull.

"Quel bonheur"

[watercolorsoda]

That is so cool.

[arpajlleon]

¡¡¡Bravo!!!

*****

José Luis.

[rgswice]

God has given you an amazing gift, one that blesses the hearts of others and inspires them to try. I'm learning La Source by Hasselmans right now and I listen to your youtube recording of it daily. It indeed inspires me to put my whole heart into learning the harp. It's a wonderful instrument, isn't it?

[rgswice]

Wow....you inspire me to practice more. Just a question, how many hours a day do you practice, on average?

[CreightonGriffiths]

I am glad you like it, it is a really fun piece to play. Normally I practice for about an hour a day but if I have any concerts or events coming up I have to do more as the event get closer! In the weeks before the Concourse de harpe Lily Laskine I had to do two hours or more a day but it was well worth it!

[suzyqplacet]

Not enough words to describe such beauty, ecoustic and visual.

[CreightonGriffiths]

Il Papagallo, Souvenir of Naples is one of three compositions written by Elias Parish Alvars during his visit to Naples in the winter of 1843/1844. It is about a pet parrot who keeps interrupting a beautiful serenade. Unfortunately there is an electronic beeping sound during this piece - not the parrot but a fault on the fire alarm system in the building!! This music was published in 2008 by Adlais Music Publishers to mark the 200 Anniversary of the birth of Parish Alvars.

[sleepless67]

so beautiful