FLYING FREE harp solo by Anne Crosby Gaudet

FLYING FREE is a late intermediate harp solo full of hope and delight. Once you have mastered the syncopated rhythms, you will find that the structure and patterns in the piece make it easy memorize and comfortable to play. Focus on bringing out the thumb's hidden melody.

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In this video I am playing the Dusty Strings FH36S in walnut.

Thanks for watching!
♫ Anne

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[HaPea]

Wonderful, thank you so much!❤ I am enjoying the learning process of this one!

[carpenanne]

Really enjoyed reading this and playing it through today, I was so delighted to be able to read it and of course I can hear the rhythm from listening to you play it… oh so slowly. I think I can manage this one this year 😀🎉

[alisonorlowska]

This is one of my most favourite of Anne’s compositions ❤. I just wish I could play it better!!

[jenborn]

Anne, would you consider doing a video lesson for this song? I love it so much and want to learn it but need your help 😊 let me know! 🙏🏽😊🙏🏽

[celestinac]

Ahhh how have I only just heard this beautiful song! I’m so adding this to my repertoire…thank you Anne, another beauty. I love how you make these beautiful songs so accessible for us & so comfortable to play. Playing your songs, do take practice especially with the pauses and the “feeling” as you play, yet they are comfortable on the fingers and I feel like I learn songs quicker! But the amazing thing is, the pieces are just so beautiful it sounds like when you play them you’re advanced.

You’re teaching me so much about how to have your body & soul in tune with the music and harp.

Amazing work Anne!

[divinesoulcenter]

I think I’ve fallen in love with this piece! I’m only a beginner, but hopefully will be able to try it before too long....

[carpenanne]

This is one of the first pieces I ever saw/heard you play Anne. It is one of my faves…i purchased it ages ago…gosh, must try it this year. Simply cant manage them all at once 😂

[jenborn]

I love all of your music Anne! I think I am getting overwhelmed at what to learn first 😬

[geneeskundestudente]

This song is so so so beautiful, I'm learning it now. It perfectly fits the techniqes I just learnt in my lessons. I'm playing since september. Greets from the Netherlands. Ester

[katiepresby]

Oh! I'd forgotten this! I had it and worked on it and nearly memorized it. Then it got buried in my notebook. Was fun to hear/see this again and pull it out and start playing it again. My hands don't look as graceful as yours, though...you have such beautiful motion. Also, I wanted to see what you did with your left hand when that right hand shows off at the bottom of page one. You look so natural...my left hand wants to just hang out in mid-air. lol

[VictoriaBrisbaine]

Is this inspired by "two" by sleeping at last? It sounds exactly like it!