Extended Harp Techniques, Notation, and General Ergonomics of the Harp 

Really cool to see all the techniques that went into this piece!

Thanks for explaining everything for us, I liked that superball string drag technique at the end, it sounded like it could be used as an effect in tense or scary movie scenes.

Wow, that was fun to watch. Thanks for sharing your process and some of those notations, very cool.

love the 👀 👀 👀

I love all the music, but I laughed out loud at the checkers bits

Pretty interesting. Little thought about the squared notes: It looks a bit like the square notes you had in the past in early music.

The palm strike and the mallet technique one I was looking for a harp that really sounds like that similar what do someone really hear, what does it look like.

Here's an interesting question: how would you play the song "Piano Smasher" featured on the Blue Man Group album The Complex? The way they do it on the album is to turn the piano on its side and take a sledge hammer to the frame. As far as tuning is concerned, each octave on the piano was tuned to a specific note, so they could hit in the general area, and it would sound right. Can you do that tuning and pull that song off with the Palm Strike technique on Harp? Would seem to be a simpler solution (and less destructive...)

Noons.

Who wrote this? It sounds like a performance art by someone who isnt good at performance art or writing music at all

How were your nails after the recording