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Brilliant!! One of the best performances of this piece I've ever heard!
Congratulations!!!
Elena
Espressivoarfa 2 months ago
angelic!
NixilGnaw 1 year ago
Lovely tone and enviable precision...she certainly earns that second bow!
CDU916 1 year ago
Selten so gut gehört :-)
harfenjule 1 year ago
A delight!
5610winston 1 year ago
wow, i've never heard this played on a harp, amazing. the piano version imitates the harp really well though.
Sorcerer88 1 year ago 3
The last E on the glissandos looks just like a piano! :D
cafity 1 year ago
So magical!!!
honevotube 2 years ago
russian harp school...........:)
zsuzsimarton 2 years ago
That was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen! The middle section sounds copasetic on harp.
Zebeldarebel 2 years ago
Sounds so much more natural and clear on the harp. This is truly incredible!
piargno 3 years ago
Truly Incredible!
DarkRaimundo 3 years ago
lol i like the clapping at the end!!! so rhythmetic!!!
atraila 3 years ago
the different styles between piano and harp are uncanny.
nikc101 3 years ago
Also my harp anatomy knowledge is zero but I believe those glissandos would be fully chromatic, sounds much fuller.
PsychoticCat723 3 years ago
a fully chromatic glissando is impossible both on the harp and on the piano.
NitramZiarreh 2 years ago
I'm surprised of the dynamic and tone contrast of a harp. A sharp performance.
PsychoticCat723 3 years ago
Just Exquisite
cr3w1n 3 years ago
Nice to hear this delightful piece actually played on the harp rather than the piano. I believe this was written for, or at least dedicated to, one of the many girlfriends Prokofiev had while at the St. Petersburg Conservatory, a harp student by the name of Eleanor Damskaya. He was a bit of a lad was our Sergie.
pljms 3 years ago