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Arpa Doppia

  • Un’Arpa Straordinaria – Fine selection of Baroque harp music

    May 25th, 2020 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: Arpa Doppia, Ars Produktion, Baroque music, CD Review, Classical music, Das Kleine Kollectiv, early music, Vera Schnider

    Up through the Renaissance, harps were relatively simple instruments, able to play diatonic scales. In response to more complex music of the early Baroque, an arpa doppia, or double harp was developed. These harps had a second course of strings (tuned differently than the first). This gave the player more notes, with the two courses […]

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