Become a Better Sight Reader, Part 1 / Classical and Popular Music - Workshop

Thursday, July 30, 2026 • 11:45 A.M.

One Harp World - become a better sight reader, part 1 - Classical and Popular Music

Flexible & Diverse

Felice Pomeranz uses her background as professor and harp program head at the Berklee College of Music to create a range of educational pathways. These can be combined or used separately to create a lesson plan that suits your individual needs and ability.

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The Gilded Harps

telephone: 978.443.0656 email: Felice@GildedHarps.com

From one-on-one lessons in the studio to seminars held across the globe, we inspire you to become a better musician.

in person

This classic lesson format gives students one-on-one time with a master harpist. These classes are ideal for anyone in the area looking to learn the basics or work on high-level skills.

Skype Lessons

This option allows for the same one-on-one lesson structure without the limitations of distance. Students can study from the comfort of their own homes, whether in Western Massachusetts or West Beijing.

global seminars

From Tokyo to Vienna to right here in Boston, Felice makes guest appearances to teach and perform for players around the world. Check our events page to see where you can find her next.

berklee harp

This guide (as seen above) offers techniques crucial to improving your improvisational ability. Learn chords, chord symbols, and common progressions used in a range of different musical styles from classical to jazz to folk.

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HARP COLUMN ACADEMY

Felice has been named a master teacher at the esteemed online learning site:

Harp Column Academy

Visit the site to watch lessons on repertoire, technique, and music theory, taught by master teachers like Felice who have instructed some of the best harpists in the world.

  
    “I love your intro to Berklee Harp: 'Be patient and practice slowly. Soon it will all come together.' I thought I knew this stuff, especially the triads. Well, knowing and doing are different! Fabulous book.”

Kate Stratton

Adult Lever Harp Player