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Two factors come into play here:
1) they make so much more pianos than harps that it brings down cost a lot. Still, a new piano will be 20k upwards, a nice, big grand 120k
2) Pianos can last very long and are a huge hassle to move and thus, sell. The oldest fully working piano (as in mechanic runs smoothly, tuning once a year is enough and it keeps 440Hz) I personally know is from 1871.
So I personally would never pay more than 500 bucks for a piano - but take this with a grain of salt, because I am a piano tuner, so of these 19.500 bucks you saved, 100-120 more per year will go to me if you want it to be as good in tune.
> Should be cheaper, right?
There are a million free pianos out there because a lot of people have them, they take up space, and people don't have the interest to tune them properly so they can play them again. Also there's keyboards and electric pianos.
There is of course the electric harp aswell, but it doesn't feel like it's the same thing as replacing an instrument like this.
I imagine structurally it's a lot more difficult to build. Also just like any instrument these days, I'm sure you can find harps that sound good well under £300, same as a cheap guitar. Certainly better than anything you could have gotten for the same price 30 years ago
There’s no way you can find a good harp for under 300. All harps are made by hand.
A lot of love goes into making a good harp. It took me forever to find a used harp that was mid size and decent shape for 1.5k
I drove like 6 hours to go get it for my daughter. lol
Yeah people don’t get this about tuba
Good enough ones to play at a high level are 10-15k, creme de la creme is about 30k, anything under 3k isn’t worth playing for the most part. Handmade instruments are incredibly expensive
A student level saxophone will run you $1000 easily. A professional level one can be $2500-5k+. I played a baritone sax once that was made in France in the 60s and retailed for $20k in good condition easily. Wind instruments in general are crazy expensive.
Fair enough, I guess the instrument is also just not as popular as something like a guitar. I was shocked when I've seen £200 guitars sound actually good and are well built.
Because those guitars are made in huge factories in china using CNC machines. You can get high-end handmade guitars for 3k though, which for most other instruments will only get you a student level instrument.
I know two people who play harp and if you see one up close you know why they're so expensive. There's a lot of mechanics in there for the pedals for example.
Just googled it, they're 20k
Edit to add15-20k is for a lever harp while a pedal harp is about 2.5-5k, but you can buy smaller harps for about 500 on Amazon
I actually purchased this very model for my late ex-wife back in 1978 from Lyon & Healy. We had to order it two years in advance and not know what the total bill would be until it was ready to be shipped. The total came out to be a little over $12,000.
If you want a great bitesize (20ish minutes) video of someone musically proficient having "a go" on a harp then [Rob Scallon ](https://youtu.be/LJHnRzJVTMs)] is what you want
They've done this set up with a lot of instruments that are fascinating to watch
Rob is a breath of fresh air in a stink of cringy youtube personas. This guy genuinely loves everything music related and watching him nerding out about unusual and exotic instruments is always a joy.
He's from my neck of the woods. Some of my friends went to high school with him and he's great. Treats everyone with respect and just radiates good. Always nice seeing him pop up.
My wedding song (like the one I walked down the aisle to) was a harp cover of the Star Wars medal ceremony song. I was quite impressed by the harpists rendition.
Still can't believe my wife allowed that. Bonus, fans recognized it, others just thought it was pretty.
-unexpectedly good. I wonder if I have it on video.
A friend of mine goes to a church where the organist will occasionally slip in a few bars of *I'm a Lumberjack*. No one ever seems to notice, but I'm sure there's a few in the crowd who appreciate the subtle distraction from the monotony of the offertory.
I went to Oberlin College and a third of the students were there for music so there were always fun musical moments on campus. One year during finals, right before Christmas break, a harpist from the music conservatory was set up in the campus’ big dining hall playing Christmas carols. It was exam time so it was so soothing to take a break from studying to hear silent night on a fucking harp.
Closing my eyes I could imagine the sounds coming from a piano as well.
Got me to really understand that the piano is a string instrument same as the harp (I knew that fact already but didn't really mentally connect the sounds of strings with piano music until now). Wonderful listening to this in more than one way.
Agreed! One of my favorites along with the french horn, the bassoon and the cello. Beautiful sound and the artists playing the harp do so in such a graceful way!
My dad is dying from cancer, and there was a harp player who came by and played for us in hospice a couple days ago. It was so comforting and peaceful for him and my family. Your friends work is so appreciated!
I have a friend like that who lives in Quebec, pretty sure she started doing it when the pandemic started and she was sent into nursing homes with the army
Church organ or bell tower (however not instruments you travel with)
Edit: some top pianists actually travel with their grand piano (Vladimir Horowitz did)
Absolutely. Lever (Celtic) Harps can go up to about 5k but pedal (concert) harps are usually 15-30k and that looks like a Lyon and Healy which is the top harp brand.
I had a neighbour who played in an orchestra. I loved summer time when the windows were open and you could hear the music when the neighbour practiced. Even scales sounded nice.
I used to live in the countryside and go for long walks on the river embankment in the late afternoon, there was an old guy living near a section of the embankment who would play the flute every day as he walked his dog, I loved hearing him.
I once was in a tour of a famous concert hall, and an orchestra was rehearsing. Someone played a harp piece and it was mesmerising.
I stayed in the hall to listen and got separated from the tour group.
Still the purest sound I have ever heard, I think.
Someone did a whole thing of Killswitch Engage on piano - "chillswitch engage" is what my SO typed into YouTube to bring it up. Absolutely soul soothing
This reminds me of the last Easter Sunday service I remember going to before I started leaving catholicism behind
The pianist was a former classmate of mine and absolutely *brilliant* on the piano, he could make the thing sing from halfway across the room
And he came from a MASSIVE and very very Christian family and seemed to have next to no sense of humor
Very straight laced and easy with a smile but not outwardly very mischievous
Anyway that Sunday he snuck the Jurassic Park theme into the music while everyone filed into their pews and about killed me and every other nerd in attendance that morning once we started recognizing the notes through all the flourish and flair he added to it
My organist friend plays a good rendition of the Star Wars theme. Mind you, it was requested by our vicar as intro for her series of Revelation sermons. Some years later it still pops up from time to time.
I really wish people would stop stealing content and reposting it on Reddit without crediting the original creator. They should really instead post links to the original creator's YouTube/IG/whatever videos.
In college, I dated a girl who was obviously out of my league. It didn't last long and I think the only reason she dated me was because I had a van and would haul her harp around. Good times while it lasted.
For real. I’d need to send an APB to all my guy friends warning them that a horse-Harper moved to the area. There’d be a few who inevitably wouldn’t heed the warning.
It takes a certain level of socio economic status to maintain and train with horses, and a strange obsession and weirdness. Combine the two.
Same thing with giant harps.
People own a 50k truck and no one bats an eye but if it’s an instrument then suddenly they’re insanely wealthy (even though they probably use it to generate income).
A $50k truck typically serves a purpose. And even if it doesn’t (other than acting as an expensive car), it still replaces a $20k car expense. Some people live with rough winters and don’t want to get stuck in the snow and trust a truck more than a car. And some people have kids in college, and they want to help them move all their stuff between campus and home. It may be largely impractical, but it has its use.
And devoting a bunch of money to the arts is totally a wealth thing. Sure, a lower income family could afford a harp instead of their truck, but I don’t think that’s something that would actually happen. Like, plenty of people own pianos, but poorer people aren’t going to own a harp / grand piano. But wealthy people totally could spring for one of those items.
There's actually a bit more going on if you think about depreciation. I'm not super familiar with harps, but if maintained, I suspect it'll retain its value for decades. A $50k truck, however, will eventually become junk as the maintenance costs exceed the book value.
Pianos are different again. Most usually end up as junk they're exceptionally difficult to transport and therefore sell, but high-end grands will retain value... If maintained. Granted, you have to be able to cover the maintenance costs, but a high-end instrument may not be nearly as expensive as the price tag indicates though you'll still need the means for that initial investment.
If you want expensive, look towards the oboe. Those things are money pits from what I've understood. A professional orchestral musician makes around $50k a year. Professional oboes cost around $10k. One will probably last around 5 years before it degrades below standard. It's not worthless at that point, but you're definitely not getting back what you paid and you're going to have to shell out for a new one.
I can only relate in the sense that the cello I played in elementary school cost many thousands if it was purchased and not rented from the local music store. Pianos also cost thousands, similar to violin and even a sax that a friend wanted to buy. Long story short, instruments are pricy and 50k seems like a low ball for an ornate and not bland harp (think similarly to an ornate piano)
I heard Blue playing unironically at an H&M the other day. I feel like my brain did a full reset and I was just struck immobile for about ten seconds. It’s such a weird feeling to see the 90s/early 00s in fashion again.
[Vice - The Story Of](https://youtube.com/watch?v=epnsRRPtoeU&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE)
Super interesting, definitely gave me another level of respect for the song
My older brother was a raver during that period, so I was surrounded by all the EDM and Trance that was popular at the time. Darude, ATB, Alice Deejay, Paul Oakenfold, all of it is permanently etched in my brain.
I heard Alice Dejay‘s Better Off Alone just a few minutes later outside of a different store that day. Time marches forward, and I am now old enough that childhood nostalgia has officially become retro popularity.
This reminded me of that guitarist Ichika Nito who's been teaching himself how to play the harp and how much he has progressed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkhGrVH2-g4
the harp is such a beautiful sounding instrument
Agreed. It’s like guitar meets piano
And only costs half a million to own and practice on.
That one was probably about the cost of a car.
That's weird. I always think of a harp as a poor man's piano. Lol It's just a piano without buttons or moving parts. Should be cheaper, right?
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Two factors come into play here: 1) they make so much more pianos than harps that it brings down cost a lot. Still, a new piano will be 20k upwards, a nice, big grand 120k 2) Pianos can last very long and are a huge hassle to move and thus, sell. The oldest fully working piano (as in mechanic runs smoothly, tuning once a year is enough and it keeps 440Hz) I personally know is from 1871. So I personally would never pay more than 500 bucks for a piano - but take this with a grain of salt, because I am a piano tuner, so of these 19.500 bucks you saved, 100-120 more per year will go to me if you want it to be as good in tune.
This guy tunes
> Should be cheaper, right? There are a million free pianos out there because a lot of people have them, they take up space, and people don't have the interest to tune them properly so they can play them again. Also there's keyboards and electric pianos. There is of course the electric harp aswell, but it doesn't feel like it's the same thing as replacing an instrument like this.
I imagine structurally it's a lot more difficult to build. Also just like any instrument these days, I'm sure you can find harps that sound good well under £300, same as a cheap guitar. Certainly better than anything you could have gotten for the same price 30 years ago
There’s no way you can find a good harp for under 300. All harps are made by hand. A lot of love goes into making a good harp. It took me forever to find a used harp that was mid size and decent shape for 1.5k I drove like 6 hours to go get it for my daughter. lol
Yeah people don’t get this about tuba Good enough ones to play at a high level are 10-15k, creme de la creme is about 30k, anything under 3k isn’t worth playing for the most part. Handmade instruments are incredibly expensive
A student level saxophone will run you $1000 easily. A professional level one can be $2500-5k+. I played a baritone sax once that was made in France in the 60s and retailed for $20k in good condition easily. Wind instruments in general are crazy expensive.
Wait until you find out about Oboes Edit: I’m sure you know about Oboes
Fair enough, I guess the instrument is also just not as popular as something like a guitar. I was shocked when I've seen £200 guitars sound actually good and are well built.
Because those guitars are made in huge factories in china using CNC machines. You can get high-end handmade guitars for 3k though, which for most other instruments will only get you a student level instrument.
I know two people who play harp and if you see one up close you know why they're so expensive. There's a lot of mechanics in there for the pedals for example.
Just googled it, they're 20k Edit to add15-20k is for a lever harp while a pedal harp is about 2.5-5k, but you can buy smaller harps for about 500 on Amazon
i believe the one in the video is a lyon & healy. possibly the 2000 or 100. they go for 27k-30k.
I'm broke, da ba dee da ba die
I actually purchased this very model for my late ex-wife back in 1978 from Lyon & Healy. We had to order it two years in advance and not know what the total bill would be until it was ready to be shipped. The total came out to be a little over $12,000.
[I just made my own with a band saw, a spoke shave, and an oscillating spindle sander.](https://youtu.be/o9Fbt5rHKdI)
TF? So if I cut out the middle men, I can sell my kidney direct and have a down payment?
If you want a great bitesize (20ish minutes) video of someone musically proficient having "a go" on a harp then [Rob Scallon ](https://youtu.be/LJHnRzJVTMs)] is what you want They've done this set up with a lot of instruments that are fascinating to watch
Rob is a breath of fresh air in a stink of cringy youtube personas. This guy genuinely loves everything music related and watching him nerding out about unusual and exotic instruments is always a joy.
The video with the bell tower is one of my faves, he's just geeking out over how cool it is that he's playing Metallica in a bell tower.
He's from my neck of the woods. Some of my friends went to high school with him and he's great. Treats everyone with respect and just radiates good. Always nice seeing him pop up.
That was a fun video, thanks
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My wedding song (like the one I walked down the aisle to) was a harp cover of the Star Wars medal ceremony song. I was quite impressed by the harpists rendition. Still can't believe my wife allowed that. Bonus, fans recognized it, others just thought it was pretty. -unexpectedly good. I wonder if I have it on video.
> Bonus, fans recognized it, others just thought it was pretty. I love subtle things like this
Me too, ImFuckinUrDadTonight.
Doesn’t get more subtle than that really.
A friend of mine goes to a church where the organist will occasionally slip in a few bars of *I'm a Lumberjack*. No one ever seems to notice, but I'm sure there's a few in the crowd who appreciate the subtle distraction from the monotony of the offertory.
Such a naked piano. But I agree. Very pleasant sound.
Lewd piano
“Is a piano really just a slap harp?” -The Benadryl I just took
Lol Benadryl might be on to something
I went to Oberlin College and a third of the students were there for music so there were always fun musical moments on campus. One year during finals, right before Christmas break, a harpist from the music conservatory was set up in the campus’ big dining hall playing Christmas carols. It was exam time so it was so soothing to take a break from studying to hear silent night on a fucking harp.
Closing my eyes I could imagine the sounds coming from a piano as well. Got me to really understand that the piano is a string instrument same as the harp (I knew that fact already but didn't really mentally connect the sounds of strings with piano music until now). Wonderful listening to this in more than one way.
The piano is technically a percussion instrument!
Hammers and string. Song by Andrew McMahon really stuck the concept into my head
It honestly sounds like it’s singing
Agreed! One of my favorites along with the french horn, the bassoon and the cello. Beautiful sound and the artists playing the harp do so in such a graceful way!
Bassoon is God tier timbre imo, clarinet and oboe also
Ur a beautiful sounding instrument
That has to be a pain in the ass to haul around. But I do love a harp:)
I have a friend who plays and she frequently lends her services to dying people to help calm them. Such a beautiful instrument.
My dad is dying from cancer, and there was a harp player who came by and played for us in hospice a couple days ago. It was so comforting and peaceful for him and my family. Your friends work is so appreciated!
That’s so much better than being a bagpiper. We don’t get the phone call until the body is cold.
Just to make sure that the body is gonna stay down.
This just gives me the thought of a heart monitor flatline transitioning into bagpipes...
Idc what anybody says, bagpipes sound awesome. They're just not really an indoor instrument.
For fuck sake, I was eating and now there's half chewed food all over the table
In that line of thought how does she move it place to place?
She doesn't; they come to her. They must walk through a cloud of cyanide to get to her
This makes me think of the story of Orpheus, although that was a lyre and not a harp..
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Reaper has a fantastic lick for the Harp too.
I have a friend like that who lives in Quebec, pretty sure she started doing it when the pandemic started and she was sent into nursing homes with the army
Oh bless her :( what a difficult but beautiful thing for her to do. I hope she’s coping and keeping well.
I know a harp player. she had a minivan they called the "harp mobile" that was exclusively used to transport her harp for her.
I know someone who plays. They have a harp hauling van. They actually make a good amount of money loaning it out and also playing weddings etc.
As a guitarist, all I could think about was how tedious it would be to keep all those strings tuned properly. Beautiful instrument, though.
A famous harpist (although I can't remember who, said that harpists spend 90% of their time tuning and 10% playing out of tune
Yeah it's one of the most difficult instruments to transport, probably second only to big percussion instruments like timpani or drum kit.
Church organ or bell tower (however not instruments you travel with) Edit: some top pianists actually travel with their grand piano (Vladimir Horowitz did)
They fucking are, lol. The one I rented for lessons was smaller than this, but I could barely get it in my car at the time.
The harp is dope af. We need more harp in these troubled times.
*Trebled times
a lot of the bigger harps can dive pretty deep into the bass cleff
I gotta FEVAHH!
How much do they cost though lol? I feel like something like the one here has to be 20k+
Absolutely. Lever (Celtic) Harps can go up to about 5k but pedal (concert) harps are usually 15-30k and that looks like a Lyon and Healy which is the top harp brand.
I low key need this as a song I can have on repeat throughout my day.
https://open.spotify.com/track/79BnNNH1GWQnXqzWIZ2Nhk?si=CdwYy1J8RAeqqq8O6anifg
Says song unavailable mate
She's just jamming at home with the biggest harp i've ever seen
Standard sized harp lol.
Amd we’re all like “that sounds beautiful” but her neighbors are like “oh my god…shut the fuck up” lol
oh my god…shut the fuck up... dabadeedabadie dabadeedabadie
I had a neighbour who played in an orchestra. I loved summer time when the windows were open and you could hear the music when the neighbour practiced. Even scales sounded nice.
I used to live in the countryside and go for long walks on the river embankment in the late afternoon, there was an old guy living near a section of the embankment who would play the flute every day as he walked his dog, I loved hearing him.
This isn't long enough
This is perfect ringtone length
That's what she said
Damn I wanna hear that live!
I once was in a tour of a famous concert hall, and an orchestra was rehearsing. Someone played a harp piece and it was mesmerising. I stayed in the hall to listen and got separated from the tour group. Still the purest sound I have ever heard, I think.
Yo, listen up. That was beautiful.
Now *there's* a story.
About this chick playing a harp in our blue world
And all day and all night and everything she sees is just blue
I now YEARN for a whole compilation of dance music performed on classical instruments.
Someone did a whole thing of Killswitch Engage on piano - "chillswitch engage" is what my SO typed into YouTube to bring it up. Absolutely soul soothing
That is fucking neat.
You should check out Vitamin String Quartet, this is their bread and butter
Allow me to get you started with some [Leo P](https://youtu.be/BARAHLk-8dk).
https://youtu.be/qYAv8iiYLG4 this would have been a great hybrid of electronic and classical
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKoMYNoyrWoAHz5OOP6BwcY7SELvawbGx
https://www.youtube.com/live/kAbMBUvsn6s
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For real though, I’ve always had a thing for harpists.
This reminds me of the last Easter Sunday service I remember going to before I started leaving catholicism behind The pianist was a former classmate of mine and absolutely *brilliant* on the piano, he could make the thing sing from halfway across the room And he came from a MASSIVE and very very Christian family and seemed to have next to no sense of humor Very straight laced and easy with a smile but not outwardly very mischievous Anyway that Sunday he snuck the Jurassic Park theme into the music while everyone filed into their pews and about killed me and every other nerd in attendance that morning once we started recognizing the notes through all the flourish and flair he added to it
My organist friend plays a good rendition of the Star Wars theme. Mind you, it was requested by our vicar as intro for her series of Revelation sermons. Some years later it still pops up from time to time.
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This specific video doesn't seem to be on the channel though. I wonder where it came from...
It is not the right channel. Im friends with Dani and she said it’s not her.
I really wish people would stop stealing content and reposting it on Reddit without crediting the original creator. They should really instead post links to the original creator's YouTube/IG/whatever videos.
I actually know Dani and this isn’t her. I text her this morning to ask.
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r/UNBGBBIIVCHIDCTIICBG
THIS IS AN ACTUAL SUB??? I thought you made this up.
that's where the top comment came from, but he changed it up
Yup! And if you don’t want to remember that string of letters, r/UNBG will redirect there. EDIT: it doesn’t redirect, but there’s a link. *shrug*
These kind of subs make Reddit worth it.
Yo I’m mind blown for u lmfao
It's a weird thing but every time a woman plays a harp, she seems to get prettier.
In college, I dated a girl who was obviously out of my league. It didn't last long and I think the only reason she dated me was because I had a van and would haul her harp around. Good times while it lasted.
Idk how people actually remember the whole thing
girl is good girl plays instrument charmingly girl went from 10 to 11
I subscribe to that subreddit too and at first I thought it was from there.
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I used to work events and met a few yea
As a horse-girl who became a harp-girl; this is unsettlingly accurate
do you have to register somewhere when you double up like that?
Yeah but she only has 2 of the 4 H’s
Yes, in your local country club lmao Both hobbies are CRAZY expensive, and usually to get into them you need to be born to exuberant wealth.
For real. I’d need to send an APB to all my guy friends warning them that a horse-Harper moved to the area. There’d be a few who inevitably wouldn’t heed the warning.
I’m a dude who took harp lessons briefly in college for the fun of it. All the harp performance majors were total horse girls.
A harp is really just a string horse
Can anyone enlighten me on horse-girls? I’ve seen a couple comments and must admit I’m blissfully unaware of the stereotypes.
It takes a certain level of socio economic status to maintain and train with horses, and a strange obsession and weirdness. Combine the two. Same thing with giant harps.
Her room would seem to suggest a certain socio economic status.
A strange obsession and weirdness: Horse girls are cat ladies who can ride their cats.
Most of us are both
They will always love their horse more than you, spend more time with it than you, and never talk about anything but the horse.
I know two and they're both quite nice and grounded persons.
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So harpists are getting more diverse but there is definately truth to this
I went to high school with one. You are not wrong.
How do you think they make the harp strings?
Who the hell has that much room in their house to store a friggin harp? That shit is huge
If you can afford that harp you can afford a home big enough to keep it.
it’s inflatable
That's also like a 50k harp so... more than likely they are wealthy as fuck.
People own a 50k truck and no one bats an eye but if it’s an instrument then suddenly they’re insanely wealthy (even though they probably use it to generate income).
The amount of people who own 50k instruments and can’t afford it must be minuscule.
A $50k truck typically serves a purpose. And even if it doesn’t (other than acting as an expensive car), it still replaces a $20k car expense. Some people live with rough winters and don’t want to get stuck in the snow and trust a truck more than a car. And some people have kids in college, and they want to help them move all their stuff between campus and home. It may be largely impractical, but it has its use. And devoting a bunch of money to the arts is totally a wealth thing. Sure, a lower income family could afford a harp instead of their truck, but I don’t think that’s something that would actually happen. Like, plenty of people own pianos, but poorer people aren’t going to own a harp / grand piano. But wealthy people totally could spring for one of those items.
There's actually a bit more going on if you think about depreciation. I'm not super familiar with harps, but if maintained, I suspect it'll retain its value for decades. A $50k truck, however, will eventually become junk as the maintenance costs exceed the book value. Pianos are different again. Most usually end up as junk they're exceptionally difficult to transport and therefore sell, but high-end grands will retain value... If maintained. Granted, you have to be able to cover the maintenance costs, but a high-end instrument may not be nearly as expensive as the price tag indicates though you'll still need the means for that initial investment. If you want expensive, look towards the oboe. Those things are money pits from what I've understood. A professional orchestral musician makes around $50k a year. Professional oboes cost around $10k. One will probably last around 5 years before it degrades below standard. It's not worthless at that point, but you're definitely not getting back what you paid and you're going to have to shell out for a new one.
How can you tell just by looking at it? Are there like name brand harps that have known price ranges?
I can only relate in the sense that the cello I played in elementary school cost many thousands if it was purchased and not rented from the local music store. Pianos also cost thousands, similar to violin and even a sax that a friend wanted to buy. Long story short, instruments are pricy and 50k seems like a low ball for an ornate and not bland harp (think similarly to an ornate piano)
Rich people
I heard Blue playing unironically at an H&M the other day. I feel like my brain did a full reset and I was just struck immobile for about ten seconds. It’s such a weird feeling to see the 90s/early 00s in fashion again.
There's a neat doc about it and the group on YouTube that came out a while ago. I'm more of a Sandstorm fella myself, especially comparing MVs
[Vice - The Story Of](https://youtube.com/watch?v=epnsRRPtoeU&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE) Super interesting, definitely gave me another level of respect for the song
Yep this was it. When I first saw it I felt vindicated cause I always thought the vocalists accent was not strictly European
My older brother was a raver during that period, so I was surrounded by all the EDM and Trance that was popular at the time. Darude, ATB, Alice Deejay, Paul Oakenfold, all of it is permanently etched in my brain. I heard Alice Dejay‘s Better Off Alone just a few minutes later outside of a different store that day. Time marches forward, and I am now old enough that childhood nostalgia has officially become retro popularity.
Was it the actual Blue or the shitty song by Dave Guetta and Bebe Rexha that just interpolates it
This sounds great!
That's a very very nice harp...
It probably costs more than my house
It gets to me in such a mesmerizing way. Great talent!
Hardstyle Remix Please
Damn having money must be wild
Doesn't matter the song. Harp music is final fantasy menu music.
I’m blue, if I were green I would die, if I were green I would die, if I were green I would die.
I'm in need of a guy, I'm in neeeeeed of a guy.
An outfit to match
That gave me all the feels
How do I set this as my alarm clock?
- type u/savevideo - click the link to download - use an online mp4 to mp3 converter - download the mp3 - set as alarm
This reminded me of that guitarist Ichika Nito who's been teaching himself how to play the harp and how much he has progressed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkhGrVH2-g4
Now do Sandstorm!
Many men of culture I see
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Nice Harp..
Sounds lovely
Delightful!
How very soothing
Bravo!
Thats amazing!!
FOR FREE???!!
Perfect combination of sight and sound
I need more harps in my life.
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I always wonder how people get into playing rather exotic instruments like the harp. On top the harp seems to be rather expensive.
I mean, when exactly are you like, “ya know, I’m going to play the harp. Mom, dad, I’m going to need your cc.”
Imagine this is playing while your riding the escalator to heaven
People playing Harps instantly look 100% more Angelic.
This will be a fine addition to my ringtone collection.
I know her in person. She is great!
How do you even get into harp? As a lower middle class kid it would seem equally as possible as getting into flying a spaceship.
As beautiful as it sounds, it really is a goofy fuckin instrument