by Amanda Whiting | Jul 6, 2020 | Harp News
This lockdown has been great for meeting new people. I’m currently working on some new pieces with Anna Dunwoodie from New Zealand. We are going to embrace the duo and trio and write some jazzy versions of some traditional songs as well as some new ones. I’ve just...
by Amanda Whiting | Jun 29, 2020 | Harp News
Besides writing lots of sheet music for educational books, I’ve been concentrating on a new album. Inspired by so many new influences over lockdown, it will hopefully be a mixture of grooves and indulgence:) my first album recorded in 2013 will be out in September on...
by Amanda Whiting | Jun 22, 2020 | Harp News
At the beginning of lockdown, I was asked by Harp Column if I would like to have my own studio on their platform. This is a huge honour as the titans of harp teachers, who I have studied with or grown up idolising, have studios on there. Mine is for beginner jazz and...
by Amanda Whiting | Jun 15, 2020 | Harp News
Last night my hubby and I performed a live instagram concert. We played some standards accompanied by a glass of wine and smiles. We really enjoyed ourselves. Have a look on my instagram feed to watch. Today I’m writing for my new books and album. Must make hay...
by Amanda Whiting | Jun 8, 2020 | Harp News
I’ve been so lucky to work with some amazing musicians and artists. I recently met the fantastic Rebecca Vasmant who has remixed my track After dark. The beautiful vocals of Naddya Albertsson have taken it to another level. I can’t wait for you to hear their...
by Amanda Whiting | Jun 1, 2020 | Harp News
Ive spent the last 10 weeks writing a new book for easy-intermediate jazz harp. Ive also finished my advanced book and am now working on the editing:) Collaborations are flowing and the most recent was with Tony Robinson on a piece he wrote called Suburbia. Its...
