Comparing My FIVE Harps' Sound! // Bridget Jackson Harp

I have been wanting to make this video for a while! There are SO many factors that contribute to a harp's unique sound, and I own five very different harps, so today I'm showcasing that diversity of sound! Some of the things that affect how a harp sounds include: size of soundboard/soundbox, quality of materials, types of strings, range, age, environment, and so many more! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 2:36 - Scales (comparing harps' range) 3:20 - Arpeggios (comparing harps' resonance) 4:30 - Song Demo 7:10 - Outro THE HARPS: Lyon & Healy Chicago CGX - https://www.lyonhealy.com/harps/chica... Lyon & Healy Troubadour VI - https://www.lyonhealy.com/harps/troub... Rees Harps Grand Harpsicle - https://harpsicleharps.com/harps/gran... Camac Harps Aziliz - https://www.camac-harps.com/en/harps-... Roosebeck Balladeer - https://www.handcraftedworldinstrumen... (video is of course not sponsored by any of these makers in any way!) Here’s the equipment I used for the demos in this video: Rode M5 Matched Pair Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 3rd Gen USB Audio Interface The video’s background music is my recording of Infra 3 by Max Richter. The song I use for the harp demo is "Alone" from Naruto. ► My Website: https://www.bjacksonharp.com/ ► My Harp Arrangements: https://www.bjacksonharp.com/sheet-music ► Instagram:   / bjacksonharp   ► Facebook:   / bjacksonharp