@vulgarbulgar75 sounds like you know nothing about musicality. this guys understanding about music is genius. if i were you i'd delete my comment vulgarbulgar75
broo me gusta ese popurri de ritmos y musica y cuando los mesclas con la musica venezolana...tocas muy bien Dios te bendiga y sigue puliendo ese talento...bendiciones
Fantastic. He uses full potential of this instrument, letting strings vibrate while playing short notes (muting them rapidly) on other strings, sounds sometimes like he is not alone... Couldn't do that on any other instrument. And most of all, beyond technic it makes great music.
I was just listening to the DC Jazz Festival (6-11-10) over the radio (WPFW). All I heard was "Edmar" and "harp". Did some googling and here I am. All I can say, as my jaw drops about two feet, is; "Damn". Unbelievable! I've definitely got to check THIS guy out some more.
Edmar- since I saw you play at "55" on Stonewall Place, years ago, I have LOVED your playing... I'm so glad you are doing well for yourself now... TRULY!!!
Wow he's amazing He made me thing again about the use of harps, the way he plays it it could also be an amazing funk instrument or someting like that. He made me think... that's a good thing
@lalalalatikt - keep thinking, friend. As opposed to not thinking. It will so improve your life . . . and that's a good thing. As opposed to a bad thing . . . (I am joking)
@NicolasCaes - Only if it's a crap amp, surely? Anyway, how do you know he didn't want it to sound different to the standard harp sound? I think he does. Like Gonzalo Rubalcaba - there is a pronounced percussive thing going on here . . . which would sound awful - or at least not a punchy - on a classical harp
muy bueno , yo tuve la oportunidad de ver a edmar en chile hace un par de años ya ,la misma noche que toco paquito d rivera en un festival de jazz de la capital y aun lo recuerdo como si fuera ayer, sencillamente increible jamás habia pensado en el harpa como instrumento de jazz, y ni hablar del solo de maracas que se mandó. Quedé doblemente impresionado!!!
It doesn't sound "messy" to me. He's combining different genres but there's a unifying musical sensibility underneath. Very sophisticated playing, not just technique. He's listened to a lot of music and has assimilated it, creating a collage. At least that's how I hear it. This guy is a genius in the true sense of the word, IMO.
@amiharp - Dear Amanda, Because you are - judging from your favorite clips - a repertory musician - you may not be able to fully appreciate improvisation, which is often 'messy' (all part of the scene, like a full orchestra trying to play rubato sections even with a great conductor, perhaps, there will always be a blurring of boundaries, and we grow to love these sounds because of their life, rather than their crystalline perfection) ...
@amiharp - but speaking as a professional musician of 35 years standing, I am surprised that you cannot hear the beautiful clarity in the inexorable development of rhythmic harmonic and melodic ideas, as they move, shifting, doubling and tripling the tempo, always naturally building on what went before, packed with references to the musical traditions of Spain, the Caribbean, West Africal, and Brazil (all traditions much older than Classical Music).
@amiharp It would be unfair to chastise you for lack of exposure to these musics, but you would miss so much in what Mr Castaneda played without that familiarity, just as an aborigine at the Proms might not 'get' the pomp and circumstance of - er - Pomp and Circumstance. I am also sure that musicians trained in the Western Orchestral tradition do not enjoy rhythm for its own sake.
@amiharp@amiharp - It is a cerebral thing that seldom journeys below the belt. I will resist the urge to point out that the Orchestral tradition is dead or dying, having shaken itself to pieces through serial, atonal, electronic revolutions into a wilderness of private languages, with the inanity of minimalism as its hapless saviour.
Being from latin america myself and having lived in various latin american countries including Paraguay, AND owning several paraguayan harps besides having a father who plays them; I think I do have somewhat of an understanding about improvisation and Folk harp music of this kind.
I do not take away from the amazing playing that Edmar obviously portrays here. but Virtuosity for the sake or virtuosity isn't necessarily "improvisation".
@amiharp - Amanda, forgive me if I climbed on my soap box a bit - but you must admit that there are many cultural snobs in South America who run a mile from their native musics. Glad to hear you and your pa are not among them. I will check out Nicolas Caballero, thanks. Personally, I cannot see virtuosity for its own sake here, to me it is everything you don't get in the classical arena.
Besides having had extensive study in both classical and ethnic music. I am well aware of what is musically going on here.
Please be a little bit more careful when judging others personal taste next time. And do not immediately claim that it is lack of knowledge or exposure.
Everyone is entitled to their own taste and opinion.
Have YOU ever been to latin america?
btw: i also lived in various parts of Asia where improvisation is a MUST in music.
@amiharp - Well done on your taste, training, knowledge, background, origins, etc. None of that stopped you from disparaging this music - which according to the rest of us ignoramuses is something beyond the ordinary. You will know that, from the player's viewpoint, opinion counts for nothing in making art - only certainty. By the way, I have played with Toto La Momposina and many other great South American musiciians, performed all over the world, and have lived in the Far East for 7 years.
@amiharp - No, there is an older aesthetic at work here, which, in order to understand you must put down your shield as defender of the great hall of dead people's music (the imaginary library of timeless works, more irrelevant to our lives with every passing hour), and feel the vitality of this music - rhythmic art - it is the mother of the endless doodles that feed the white zombie orchestras of the elite, so desperate to believe in their superiority, their inexorable sense of direction
Estemmmm Soy arpista, y no puedo negar que este tipo es un virtuoso, tiene mucha velocidad de manos, dedos y todo. Pero sinceramente... (hablando en "argentino") NO ENTENDI UNA GOMA FLACO!!!!!!! No se entiende lo que tocas. I CAN'T UNDERSTAND YOUR MUSIC.
no entendistes lo q toca porque lo toca todo y quiere inventarpon giovanni hidalgo y edmar castañeda y ve ese video aver si tampoco entiendes lo q toca
An industry person told me about Edmar yesterday, and I am glad he did. He is out of this world. I have never heard anything like this before, playing the latin bass line and the melody, and harmony and soloing. Great playing.
Martin, thanks for bring Edmar to the public's attention. He is GOOD!! I'm trying to find/collect music of the harp that football playing teenage sons would enjoy. Art in America, Rudiger O., Savourna S. etc... Edmar is especially pertinent as he is a male playing the harp they could identify with. Wish Edmar lived in my area to teach lessons.
He's amazing but that harp sounds absolutely awful. It is buzzy and much to guitar-like to me. His technique is excellent, but I dislike that harp's tone.
@Myrddyn7 - from this point, you can (a) stay in your rut - or (b) learn to hear new sounds - like everything, music and sounds move on - today, new technology applied to traditional instruments gives us new sounds - and new techniques cross-fertilize from different cultures - but it requires open ears to enjoy the huge feast that awaits you - or not - your choice . . .
Incredible!!! I have never ever seen or heard anything like this. I would love to put this on film just to slow down his finger technique to see how he achieves these fantastic sounds.
Hola edmar! De nuevo vi tu video y me parecion fantastico, Que Dios te bendiga ese maravilloso talento que tienes, un saludo desde Colombia! Cuando vuelves?
I'm shocked, thats blew me away......I am a solo harpist but I've never seen someone whale away on a harp that aggressively and sound so good.......bueno my friend!!!
awesome awesome awesome. his harmonies around 4:47 are fantastic. thanks for the sounds. oh shit, wait, ahhh that roll at 5:30 just happened. awesome stuff. thanks so much.
Ohhh my gosh. Somebody sign this guy up and pay him big bucks. He is awesome. I love it, love it, love it. I am a rookie harpist, and could never dream of doing what this dude did.
Muy bien hombre,
fucking good - engandado.
Saludos de alemania.
sonova7 1 week ago
*_*
avixilynn 1 week ago
A true musician...love it!
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I love the harp but this is awful, sorry :( There is no melody coming out of this, just random dark sounds.....He ruined the sound of the harp for me
vulgarbulgar75 2 months ago
@vulgarbulgar75 sounds like you know nothing about musicality. this guys understanding about music is genius. if i were you i'd delete my comment vulgarbulgar75
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vulgarbulgar75 2 months ago
Damn it I have to watch this video again for the third time, I keep blacking out.
burpeemetaldrumguy 2 months ago
a recogerse ...
amordemadre 3 months ago
I love how musicians fall in love with their instruments.
peaceinthemiddleast1 4 months ago
3:35 O_O love your bass hand.
pcm76 5 months ago
Merveille de jeu!
pjfdincelli 5 months ago
otimo
ANDERSONHARPISTA 6 months ago
I was wondering if this is a Egberto Gismonti's composition !? Who is the author? You haven't said.
Ressignify the harp to me . Tanks from São Paulo ! Do you know Gabriel Martinez the piano player?!
P_
jwala0 6 months ago
This is one way to take your frustrations out on the harp, amazing physically but so far as melody?!?!
olivek95 6 months ago
Every time i think he's playing the wrong note, he does some crazy diddly-doo and resolves the melody. Very spastic, very VERY impressive.
jonahharper 7 months ago 2
this is mad sic man. your to dope!
woterx 7 months ago
broo me gusta ese popurri de ritmos y musica y cuando los mesclas con la musica venezolana...tocas muy bien Dios te bendiga y sigue puliendo ese talento...bendiciones
christian3490 7 months ago
ok this was uber impressive!! the way you handle the harp and those strings is incredible.
andreskizzo 8 months ago
wow he use this harp with a guitar sound !
PsychotikPandora 8 months ago
Lo mejor que vi en mi vida
slaimenmariano1 8 months ago
Wonderful!
fvanmunster1 9 months ago
Fantastic. He uses full potential of this instrument, letting strings vibrate while playing short notes (muting them rapidly) on other strings, sounds sometimes like he is not alone... Couldn't do that on any other instrument. And most of all, beyond technic it makes great music.
poymanjoe 9 months ago
CHECK OUT EDMAR JAMMING WITH MATTHEW GARRISON!
Seriously you will not be disappointed.
AlexKalicinski 10 months ago
You are very talented!
Que Dios te sigue bendiciendo
YenieD13 10 months ago
Whew!!!
barisax42 11 months ago
En jazz al parque en el 2010 estuvó BRUTAL! ese solo.
XNicoseXcoreX 11 months ago
the fuckin best in the worl you go papito god bless you and keep bring it!!! you are the man!!!!
tonysalsa100 1 year ago
Amazing.
Dimora 1 year ago
debe haber sido la unica vez que haciendo zapping de canales de tv me quede en el canal evengelico.
sos un musico increible y de tu testimonio de fe se ve que sos un tipo de gran valor.
un saludo y toda mi admiracion para ti.
KrebSDani 1 year ago
Gracias por ser un ejemplo a seguir, mi hijo te miro en enlace, GRACIAS!!!!
maxitron25 1 year ago
No one enjoyed it more than he did. Seriously. :l
ohmiousclown 1 year ago
this guy is sick
jeff47823 1 year ago
Lovee ittt
CTrane88 1 year ago
Move over Anderas Vollenweider!!!!!
MrSoaringphoenix 1 year ago
.......................your boy is sick,and for those you, that don't speak the street vernacular,that means, he, is a master harpist.
brainsareus 1 year ago
Can´t wait to see him live on friday!! Awesome!! =)
phes1enmi 1 year ago
maestro¡¡¡¡
BogoTrip 1 year ago
Really enjoyed your performance in Long Beach last night. You are truly possessed by your music,, in a good way. Loved it.
akaiser56 1 year ago
Wow you look like you are possessed with music! Thus was life changing for me
eazyfosheezy369 1 year ago
Super Intersting Jazzee way
SrNetsWalker 1 year ago
Harp virtuoso!!!
lomacabrerence 1 year ago
Wow, me encanta. <3
chainRINGU 1 year ago
QUE CAPO men
melistone 1 year ago
BRAVO !!!!
alvarogrb 1 year ago
amazing, wonderful, I like the feeling this caused to me..
SlavonicDances 1 year ago
man... somebody please reattach ma' jaw!!
bradbobo 1 year ago
dude...
DUDE!
Holy hell! That was good!
invalidbuffalo 1 year ago
never really thought much about the harp but this is pretty damn cool
whatsthebigfndeal 1 year ago
I was just listening to the DC Jazz Festival (6-11-10) over the radio (WPFW). All I heard was "Edmar" and "harp". Did some googling and here I am. All I can say, as my jaw drops about two feet, is; "Damn". Unbelievable! I've definitely got to check THIS guy out some more.
phyllis1753 1 year ago
Absolutely amazing.
JavierC1972 1 year ago
Dang, some of those bass lines are really funky! I never thought I'd be saying that about a harp player! Great performance!
Namaps 1 year ago 2
so great
readi1 1 year ago
Como Diría en mi tierra. mucha GOno......ea.. jejeje excelente.
8634443 1 year ago
BEYOND AWESOME!
YoninaEyes 1 year ago
huh?
TLescouflair1 1 year ago
huh?
TLescouflair1 1 year ago
yooo g ma nigga dat shit hard as fuck you da truth ma maaaaan, g.
nyg9291 1 year ago
What a joy to listen to you Edmar ... great !!!
lenaspieltblues 1 year ago
Edmar- since I saw you play at "55" on Stonewall Place, years ago, I have LOVED your playing... I'm so glad you are doing well for yourself now... TRULY!!!
ariellejsa 1 year ago
teacher showed this in school...this guy's sick...so amazing how he can make the harp sound like a bass guitar and a guitar player together
germanninja16 1 year ago
Grande, Edmar!!! Me hiciste llorar de gozo!!! 5*****
Pablotherapidone 1 year ago
WOW my friend told me about this guy..he IS amazing!!!!
CrucialCatherineTV 1 year ago
Absolutely awesome!!!!
romy5260 2 years ago
Music worlds melt and born from Edmar. 5 stars!!!
xorxe10 2 years ago
Being a bassist, I especially love his percolating hiccups and burps in the low register. This cat is a phenomenon, let's wish him well.
Cambodia69 2 years ago
Colombian harp virtuoso is virtuoso NICEEE.
papupapu1 2 years ago
So awesome. 5:13 and on is so badass.
aceir11 2 years ago
Impresionante nunca imagine que el Arpa podria ser tocada de esta manera , el mejor exito
ojala le dieran mas promocion a nivel TV Radio Revistas etc.
Fili2009able 2 years ago
lo mejor de lo mejor de lo mejor
the best of the best of the best
marianoortizcamacho 2 years ago
I don't understand why that didn't end in a stadium full of people standing and clapping.
thespavid 2 years ago 2
His album is GREAT. I love it. Great combo stuff.
MrNoelJMIS 2 years ago
Wow he's amazing He made me thing again about the use of harps, the way he plays it it could also be an amazing funk instrument or someting like that. He made me think... that's a good thing
lalalalatikt 2 years ago
@lalalalatikt - keep thinking, friend. As opposed to not thinking. It will so improve your life . . . and that's a good thing. As opposed to a bad thing . . . (I am joking)
beniwilliams 1 year ago
The reason why it doesn't really sounds like a harp is cause of the harp is amplified.
NicolasCaes 2 years ago
@NicolasCaes - Only if it's a crap amp, surely? Anyway, how do you know he didn't want it to sound different to the standard harp sound? I think he does. Like Gonzalo Rubalcaba - there is a pronounced percussive thing going on here . . . which would sound awful - or at least not a punchy - on a classical harp
beniwilliams 1 year ago
keep doing what you do man. you made me cry of joy when you where here in dc with paquito. que sigue la rumba! cuando vas a regresar a dc???
onel0wcubn 2 years ago
It's a bit stratchy and it doesn't necessarily sound like a harp but that's still a brilliant performace. You're really talented :D
greengreen31 2 years ago
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Aheiro 2 years ago
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that hurt my ears sounded like shit
ricky061991 2 years ago
this must be so much fun!
sounds great!
BurNiNgBAssisT86 2 years ago
thats soo interestingk
JayLovePlaysGuitar 2 years ago
that "samba solo harp" vid on the side includes a lot of the routines he runs through in here but sounds cleaner.
Masamuneblader 2 years ago
This is a strange sounding harp, sounds more like a classical guitar.
Qazic12 2 years ago
his expressions are awesome!! :D
JgProdigeNiKKi 2 years ago
verrrrrrga que aarrechooo
celesbass 2 years ago
wow....
jazzmuziq1900 2 years ago
braaaaavooooooooo maestro... tu coneccion con dios es fuerte.
peradonai 2 years ago
nice man !!! keep going
tommieftw 2 years ago
i love it! keep the music coming
fuckgardengnomes 2 years ago
this would be awesome in an alternative band!! good work bro
emilfranciss 2 years ago
Isn't everything Alternative?
Saxyman14 2 years ago 2
@Saxyman14 - Hahahahahahahaha - Yes! Everything! Except the alternative alternative !
beniwilliams 1 year ago
impresionante
mg6347 2 years ago
COLOMBIA PAPA!!!!!
fortizdrum 2 years ago
super!
ljustaku 3 years ago
amazingly innovative!
RixeDNB 3 years ago
Edmar es otro lote! que increible que suena
PaoloLJ 3 years ago
Amazing!!! ( is your harp electrified?)
alincielo 3 years ago
you have an amazing technique and a great sound! KEEP THE HARP ALIVE!!
hammondplayer91 3 years ago
Funny dancing stuff xD
BOnEhEAdD 3 years ago
viva Colombia Carajo
yoamolatimba 3 years ago
en verdad exelente para mi que soy arpista se me hace increible todas las tecnicas que utiliza
felixiddes para edmar
rtvcc 3 years ago
tuning that would be a bitch haha
defleppard7777 3 years ago
this guy is incredible!
StatD 3 years ago
SIN PALABRAS MUY PASADO...
viejorafabajista 3 years ago
muy bueno , yo tuve la oportunidad de ver a edmar en chile hace un par de años ya ,la misma noche que toco paquito d rivera en un festival de jazz de la capital y aun lo recuerdo como si fuera ayer, sencillamente increible jamás habia pensado en el harpa como instrumento de jazz, y ni hablar del solo de maracas que se mandó. Quedé doblemente impresionado!!!
flutebird 3 years ago
me pasó lo mismo, y de hecho, junto a paquito d' rivera tocó las maracas con un virtuosismo similar al que tiene con el harpa.
una noche impresionante
Cochese 3 years ago
wow increible no pense que se podia asi tocar el arpa ya quiero aprendar a tocar yo tambien
javijazztazz 3 years ago
3:06 EPIC
NateTheGreat408 3 years ago
viva Colombia!
juanfe195 3 years ago
Incredible technique ad fast playing...but It seems a bit like messy improvisation without any direction
amiharp 3 years ago
It doesn't sound "messy" to me. He's combining different genres but there's a unifying musical sensibility underneath. Very sophisticated playing, not just technique. He's listened to a lot of music and has assimilated it, creating a collage. At least that's how I hear it. This guy is a genius in the true sense of the word, IMO.
caraphyllis 3 years ago 2
@amiharp - Dear Amanda, Because you are - judging from your favorite clips - a repertory musician - you may not be able to fully appreciate improvisation, which is often 'messy' (all part of the scene, like a full orchestra trying to play rubato sections even with a great conductor, perhaps, there will always be a blurring of boundaries, and we grow to love these sounds because of their life, rather than their crystalline perfection) ...
beniwilliams 1 year ago
@amiharp - but speaking as a professional musician of 35 years standing, I am surprised that you cannot hear the beautiful clarity in the inexorable development of rhythmic harmonic and melodic ideas, as they move, shifting, doubling and tripling the tempo, always naturally building on what went before, packed with references to the musical traditions of Spain, the Caribbean, West Africal, and Brazil (all traditions much older than Classical Music).
beniwilliams 1 year ago
@amiharp It would be unfair to chastise you for lack of exposure to these musics, but you would miss so much in what Mr Castaneda played without that familiarity, just as an aborigine at the Proms might not 'get' the pomp and circumstance of - er - Pomp and Circumstance. I am also sure that musicians trained in the Western Orchestral tradition do not enjoy rhythm for its own sake.
beniwilliams 1 year ago
@amiharp @amiharp - It is a cerebral thing that seldom journeys below the belt. I will resist the urge to point out that the Orchestral tradition is dead or dying, having shaken itself to pieces through serial, atonal, electronic revolutions into a wilderness of private languages, with the inanity of minimalism as its hapless saviour.
beniwilliams 1 year ago
@beniwilliams
Being from latin america myself and having lived in various latin american countries including Paraguay, AND owning several paraguayan harps besides having a father who plays them; I think I do have somewhat of an understanding about improvisation and Folk harp music of this kind.
I do not take away from the amazing playing that Edmar obviously portrays here. but Virtuosity for the sake or virtuosity isn't necessarily "improvisation".
listen to Nicolas Caballero sometime.
amiharp 1 year ago
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@amiharp - Amanda, forgive me if I climbed on my soap box a bit - but you must admit that there are many cultural snobs in South America who run a mile from their native musics. Glad to hear you and your pa are not among them. I will check out Nicolas Caballero, thanks. Personally, I cannot see virtuosity for its own sake here, to me it is everything you don't get in the classical arena.
beniwilliams 1 year ago
@beniwilliams
Besides having had extensive study in both classical and ethnic music. I am well aware of what is musically going on here.
Please be a little bit more careful when judging others personal taste next time. And do not immediately claim that it is lack of knowledge or exposure.
Everyone is entitled to their own taste and opinion.
Have YOU ever been to latin america?
btw: i also lived in various parts of Asia where improvisation is a MUST in music.
amiharp 1 year ago
@amiharp - Well done on your taste, training, knowledge, background, origins, etc. None of that stopped you from disparaging this music - which according to the rest of us ignoramuses is something beyond the ordinary. You will know that, from the player's viewpoint, opinion counts for nothing in making art - only certainty. By the way, I have played with Toto La Momposina and many other great South American musiciians, performed all over the world, and have lived in the Far East for 7 years.
beniwilliams 1 year ago
@amiharp - No, there is an older aesthetic at work here, which, in order to understand you must put down your shield as defender of the great hall of dead people's music (the imaginary library of timeless works, more irrelevant to our lives with every passing hour), and feel the vitality of this music - rhythmic art - it is the mother of the endless doodles that feed the white zombie orchestras of the elite, so desperate to believe in their superiority, their inexorable sense of direction
beniwilliams 1 year ago
@amiharp - Please read in reverse order !
beniwilliams 1 year ago
absoulutely incredible.
gladysmortenson 3 years ago
MY NAME IS EDMAR
G33I08 3 years ago
Estemmmm Soy arpista, y no puedo negar que este tipo es un virtuoso, tiene mucha velocidad de manos, dedos y todo. Pero sinceramente... (hablando en "argentino") NO ENTENDI UNA GOMA FLACO!!!!!!! No se entiende lo que tocas. I CAN'T UNDERSTAND YOUR MUSIC.
rodo2music 3 years ago
no entendistes lo q toca porque lo toca todo y quiere inventarpon giovanni hidalgo y edmar castañeda y ve ese video aver si tampoco entiendes lo q toca
kukuku909 1 year ago
It's not bad but i don't like it
rumba7575 3 years ago
@rumba7575 - no-one cares
beniwilliams 1 year ago
Excelente un virtuoso!!
pattycobo 3 years ago
Just Unbelievable...
xKyleWagnerx 3 years ago
perhaps a sitar or an asian lute would better suit his finese
foulestwitch 3 years ago
@foulestwitch - you are missing the point by light years
beniwilliams 1 year ago
um, does any body else think he should just a get a freakin guitar? this i found highly irritating..
foulestwitch 3 years ago
@foulestwitch - the go and lie down in a dark room, and ponder the wisdom of suggesting one instrument is better than another . . .
beniwilliams 1 year ago
An industry person told me about Edmar yesterday, and I am glad he did. He is out of this world. I have never heard anything like this before, playing the latin bass line and the melody, and harmony and soloing. Great playing.
chinesejazzviolinist 3 years ago
Martin, thanks for bring Edmar to the public's attention. He is GOOD!! I'm trying to find/collect music of the harp that football playing teenage sons would enjoy. Art in America, Rudiger O., Savourna S. etc... Edmar is especially pertinent as he is a male playing the harp they could identify with. Wish Edmar lived in my area to teach lessons.
rx4u57 3 years ago
How you do that!
Splovengates7 3 years ago
He's amazing but that harp sounds absolutely awful. It is buzzy and much to guitar-like to me. His technique is excellent, but I dislike that harp's tone.
Myrddyn7 3 years ago
i don't know. i think that is what he was going for.
ofmontreal88 3 years ago
he needs that sound for this music. lol. i'm sure he could make it sound full and beautiful like classical harp music.
thatsbalone 3 years ago
@Myrddyn7 - from this point, you can (a) stay in your rut - or (b) learn to hear new sounds - like everything, music and sounds move on - today, new technology applied to traditional instruments gives us new sounds - and new techniques cross-fertilize from different cultures - but it requires open ears to enjoy the huge feast that awaits you - or not - your choice . . .
beniwilliams 1 year ago
now THIS is a talented musician!!! I would LOVE to see this guy live. Amazing music!
Pprovo1 3 years ago
Tremendo animal este loco de Edmar, los come mierdas que critican toquen así como el y despues me avisan.
konieck1970 3 years ago
Incredible!!! I have never ever seen or heard anything like this. I would love to put this on film just to slow down his finger technique to see how he achieves these fantastic sounds.
tzal39 3 years ago
Saludos hermano colombiano...
desde chile felicitaciones por tu trabajo
eres realmente un virtuoso del harpa , increible la inspiracion y dedicacion me quede sin palabras ... sigue adelante con este maravilloso don ....
abrazos!!!
tagima1 4 years ago
the word "hermano" is almost like Friend?
stepcollegno666 4 years ago
"hermano" is brother....but its like saying "bro" see us beaners come in handy :D
viruspunk102 3 years ago
woow.....so jazzy!!
Coui0112358 4 years ago
He is an inspiring virtuoso. I can't think what I do that well!
norkmania 4 years ago
@norkmania - I can, probably, hahahaha
beniwilliams 1 year ago
Dude! that was freakin amazing!!
andy3pak 4 years ago
That was amazing
Twicebakedtaters 4 years ago
Cuantas pastillas tienes en esa harpa? Necesitas un poco aclarar tus pisadas. Se confunden las cuerdas de arriva.
radiosinaloense 4 years ago
el jazz del principio no me gusto por que no soy admirador de ese tipo de musica lo que si me gusto fue la quirpa y el pajarillo del final
moriente7 4 years ago
He reminds me of a jazz piano player... awesome playing and improvising.
msbfd 4 years ago
Que evolucion ,del arpa man,te felicito ,desde Paraguay,london kike Pedersen, viva Edmar !
InesaDom 4 years ago
Hola edmar! De nuevo vi tu video y me parecion fantastico, Que Dios te bendiga ese maravilloso talento que tienes, un saludo desde Colombia! Cuando vuelves?
elizagalopez 4 years ago
God bless you man;)
que dios te bendiga
saludos de Uruguay
davidbarrel 4 years ago
w
ould have loved to hear him whit Frank Zappa
it´s fantastic
netrom75 4 years ago
Fab stuff - very inspiring. Love the thumb "twangs" as well as the damping stuff. Nice video production too.
MarkHarmer 4 years ago
q puteria...
aleo26 4 years ago
edmar lo admiro mucho. me alegra saber que un compatriota llegue tan alto partiendo del joropo. lo voy a estar viendo en bogota jazz al parque....
jd4arpas 4 years ago
That's got to be the greatest harpest ever.
JMDewald 4 years ago
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Nitherbend 4 years ago
Chingodeliquísimo mi bendito hermano. Dios te tenga y Charlie Parker sentado a su derecha te tengan en su santa gloria.
Quebailemarieta 4 years ago
I'm shocked, thats blew me away......I am a solo harpist but I've never seen someone whale away on a harp that aggressively and sound so good.......bueno my friend!!!
shalom1973 4 years ago
amazing.............
shalom1973 4 years ago
thats mad harping!
great technique...
I love the damping effects
all the best
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Rheidun 4 years ago
Men eres un tremendo artistaaa!! DIos!! :O!!!
Siviratrox 4 years ago
d+++++++++
sdjifgsliu 4 years ago
Sweet! Thanks for the post.
nivsha 4 years ago
WTF!!! Totally Crazy! And really really impressive...
BackToInfinity 4 years ago
really very impressive....love your vibes...thanks so much...gba
BATAMUNTU 4 years ago
awesome awesome awesome. his harmonies around 4:47 are fantastic. thanks for the sounds. oh shit, wait, ahhh that roll at 5:30 just happened. awesome stuff. thanks so much.
MaxZT 4 years ago
Ohhh my gosh. Somebody sign this guy up and pay him big bucks. He is awesome. I love it, love it, love it. I am a rookie harpist, and could never dream of doing what this dude did.
McPeg7 4 years ago
Really great!
SirFunkBass 4 years ago
very good!
oeppevnvpeb 4 years ago
Sinceramente sorprendente. Una mezcla impresionante de destreza y creatividad. Desde Venezuela, tierra de grandes arpistas, te deseamos lo mejor.
reinaldobass 4 years ago
Dude he is amazing
Stepdenisethetrumpet 4 years ago
bah si la cosa es hacer sonidos raros hasta yo lo hago y lo subo a internet y digo que es un solo xd
rosty88 4 years ago