16:31:06 From Tammy H : Harps tuned in key of C (no sharps or flats)
16:32:11 From Tammy H : 7 different modes, and those modes are Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian Mixolydian, Aeolian and Locrian
16:33:29 From Tammy H : Mixolydian Mode is what we will be working in today
Foundation note is G

[LH] G D. [RH] G down C
16:34:06 From Tammy H : [LH] G D [RH] G C F
16:35:11 From Tammy H : [LH] G D [RH] GC [LH] F

Play with the physicality of it, the gesture of it
16:43:12 From Tammy H : G
F
G
F
16:49:26 From Tammy H : G D G C F
16:51:08 From iPhone : It was not to Hard
16:51:10 From Bonnie Berk : I like he repetition
16:51:16 From Kimberly : Having the structure of the motif and the theme allowed me to feel more free to improvise above it
16:51:16 From Cherie Maffey : Could be used to learn improv for a Celtic tune
16:51:16 From Joke Verdoold : I suspect it quickly wil become easy to not think and tell something along with it.
16:51:18 From Alice M : Flying in the breeze, and getting grounded in the wind!
16:51:25 From Gina Marie Wilson : Lovely dance rhythm
16:51:30 From Jeanne : It’s very relaxing to have something simple and no rule about the improv
16:51:32 From Mari : two hands is a nice touch
16:51:35 From lisa danovich : I love repeating the patterns and allowing the right to do its thing. It sounded good! Also I love that it could become rocking and meditate
16:51:56 From Marie Riss : Rhythm started in a while!
16:52:01 From Cherrie Mooney : My problem area is coming up with a melody, but the more we did it, my hand found something to play.
16:52:04 From Tara : I liked the simplicity of the chord progression. I found I could relax my eyes and look away without getting lost.
16:52:13 From Bonnie Berk : I would like to play with different rhythms
16:52:17 From Jessica : Moving the notes of the theme around the octaves
16:52:33 From Marilyn Pikaart : like the rocking backing forth from G to F to G to F
16:53:24 From Heather F : I love that very particular swingy Celtic-y feel…..brightens the day
16:53:32 From Jeff : It is good Lesson but I was late.
I like using just two chords on the bass line .
Very Beautiful
16:53:34 From Lawrence (Phoenix, AZ) : Switching between the two ideas – I sometimes felt I was not transitioning smoothly between the two.
16:53:44 From Marilyn Pikaart : I had to slow down my melody to half notes. Then I added 3rds in a half note.
16:53:48 From Ginette Abbanat : Brand new to the harp. This really helped me locating chords, notes. And fun helping to strengthen my arthritic fingers! 🙂
16:55:19 From Tammy H : Reacted to “Brand new to the har…” with 💗
16:55:25 From Julia’s iPad Pro 3 : I liked hearing the repetitive sound of the mixolydian mode as I gradually learn to differentiate the modes. It was flowing and beautiful.
16:57:37 From Joan Davidson : Yes, comfortable for getting the fingers moving, the body following in suit and the brain ticking
16:58:13 From Tammy H : Build a 5th above the note DHC Calls out
C G
E B
F C
16:58:51 From Tammy H : Theme
G
F
G
F
G
F
G
16:59:21 From Tammy H : C
E
F
X4
17:00:14 From Tammy H : Theme again
G F / G F/ G F/ G F/
MOTIF
G D G C F X 4
17:00:41 From Tammy H : THEME
17:00:56 From Tammy H : Theme again up high
17:01:22 From Tammy H : Playing melody in right hand
17:01:38 From Tammy H : C
E
F
X 4
17:02:07 From Tammy H : Theme
G F / G F/ G F / G F
17:02:18 From Tammy H : Repeat
17:02:38 From Tammy H : Motif up high
17:03:08 From Tammy H : Motif down low
17:07:22 From Tammy H : You can put it in any order above is just a suggestion
17:08:37 From Joke Verdoold : Combining the three motives brought the feeling of a complete song, and the rhythm also started to come together.
17:09:37 From Tara : The additional section (C etc.) felt like a wonderfully exciting side trip. Simple but very effective at creating distinctive arena.
17:10:45 From Jeff : It was harder lol.
But it was beautiful.
And I broke 2 strings on Blue Jay.
I really like the sound of this .
It’s like we are out in the Woods and the woodland creatures are Dancing.

17:16:54 From Tammy H : C D C B
B C B A
17:17:10 From Tammy H : A B A G

17:17:08 From Laurie : It’s easier to play this ornamentation without thinking about it
17:17:09 From Tammy H : C~~D
B~~A
A~~G
17:17:30 From Jessica : Different little triplet embellishments! Fun fun
17:17:33 From Cherrie Mooney : It helped to break it down
17:17:44 From Laurie : I enjoyed that the C section was a different rhythm too
17:21:23 From Tammy H : Playing around with the snippet we learned earlier
17:24:06 From Kimberly : So much fun today—need to run. Thank you Deborah!!
17:25:10 From Melinda Ostrander-Aviles : DHC Question….For the C section are you using octaves in the bass or 5ths?
17:26:32 From Bonnie Berk : Instead of C,E, F in the alternate section, sounds good to do C,F,G
17:26:54 From Heather F : Fantastic!…I needed an accompaniment idea and now I’ve got it…Thanks HARP TIME LIVE!
17:26:59 From Melinda Ostrander-Aviles : HTL today – adventurous, fun, structured
17:27:03 From Cherrie Mooney : I’ll use this in my daily improving and try to expand it.
17:27:06 From Laurie : I’d use this to practice creating your own piece – it’s so complete!! I really enjoyed this.
17:27:07 From Jane in Finland : repeating, relaxing, renewing
17:27:13 From Deborah Palicia : Today’s experience: Fun, Free, Fantastic!
17:27:14 From lisa danovich : Experience: easy challenge accomplish
17:27:20 From Nancy C : Charming, relaxed, learning a beautiful motif using Modes, and to play with others.
17:27:23 From Bonnie Berk : how about C,D,F,G
17:27:23 From Laurie : Fun. – adventure. – successful
17:27:25 From Melinda Ostrander-Aviles : I will try using this for a project I am working on.
17:27:30 From Jeff : Fun; learning; wonderful
17:27:35 From Jessica : I am going to use this modal progression in different keys!
I missed you!!
(Thank you for still doing this for us❤)
17:27:40 From Julia’s iPad Pro 3 : I’d like to use this to create a Celtic-y tune
3 words:
Inspiring
Uplifting
Fun!
17:28:11 From Nancy Brockman : Love the progression and especially the embellishment. Expanding, links, beautiful
17:28:11 From lisa danovich : I sense I can play this for others or background
17:28:13 From Tara : I have a poem looking for a song, and this seems like it might get there. Today: modal, modular, free.
17:28:24 From Laurie : Was there a particular reason that the C section was in a different rhythm? It was so effective
17:28:28 From Cherie Maffey : Fun, fun, fun!
17:29:00 From Joke Verdoold : My 3 phrases: Taking very effectively my mind of other things, enjoying what I was playing. Giving me new ideas.
17:30:01 From Joan Davidson : Brain Storm Bliss
17:30:13 From Julia’s iPad Pro 3 : 3 more words:

We
Love
You!
♥️
17:30:17 From Laurie : It was really refreshing! (The c section)
17:30:57 From Deborah Palicia : Pop up was great!!
17:31:12 From Nancy C : Beautiful, doable, LOoove this.
17:31:18 From Jeanne : Thank you, Deborah! This was lots of fun and freeing!
17:31:19 From Jeff : I think the C gave it a Different flare.
I liked it a lot.
17:32:01 From Jessica : Thank you DHC!!❤
17:32:09 From Marilyn Pikaart : Thank you for all I learned today.
17:32:12 From Joan Davidson : Thanks . Good luck with the play!
17:32:18 From Ginette Abbanat : Thanks so much! Wonderful experience!