Try to Remember, harp video course

Try to Remember

Course

Learn this gentle ELEMENTARY arrangement of “Try to Remember” from The Fantasticks. We’ll work through each section of the piece, with an emphasis on reading the music and developing confidence playing hands together. You’ll get over 90 minutes of skilled instruction, along with slow play-along support to help you master this beautiful, lilting song. Perfect for small harps—no levers required!

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Try to Remember, harp sheet music by Anne Crosby Gaudet

Is this course for you?

Elementary players will love learning this lilting song from the 1960 musical, The Fantasticks. This is a small harp arrangement with bass C as the lowest pitch, no levers are required. Fingering and bracket support is included in the sheet music.

If you are looking for gentle guidance and support for reading the music and playing hands together, then I invite you to join me for this elementary video course.

What do I need?

You will need to purchase, download and print the sheet music.

This arrangement is well-suited for SMALL HARPS with bass C as the lowest pitch. It requires C Major tuning and there are no lever changes.

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Step-by-step instruction

What's included in this course?

This course includes over 90 minutes of skilled instruction to support and guide your learning. The course is divided into short lessons so you can master each element one step at a time.

You'll find my teaching style to be clear, calm and encouraging. And you will learn how to practice more effectively and efficiently. Let's do this together!

You may preview the first lesson below!

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Performance video

Section 1: Learn the left hand

Section 1: Learn both hands together

Section 1: Play along

Section 2: Learn the left hand

Section 2: Learn the right hand

Section 2: Play both hands together

Section 2: Play along

How to play the glissando

Section 4: Learn the left hand

Section 4: Learn the right hand

Section 4: Play both hands together

Section 4: Play along

Section 5: Roadmap

Section 5: Learn the right hand

Section 5: 1st and 2nd endings

Section 5: Play along

Complete: Play along

Congratulations!