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With her captivating and multi-faceted solo program, Daniela Lorenz enchants and delights audiences throughout Europe.
The magical resonance of the Paraguayan harp and the intoxicating virtuosity of Latin American sounds open up a completely new dimension to our conventional understanding of the harp.

In addition to her solo performances, she has also put together an exclusive concert program featuring duos and trios with outstanding singers and guitarists from Paraguay.

Daniela Lorenz guides her audience through the performances with entertaining and informative explanations and provides exciting insights into the music, culture and history of Latin America.

During the festive Advent and Christmas season, Daniela Lorenz expands her repertoire to include familiar Christmas sounds from Europe and Latin America, creating a contemplative atmosphere.

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The Paraguay Harp

The baroque harps ("Arpa Colonial" and "Arpa Misional") introduced to the New World by European missionaries from the 16th to the 18th century have developed and established themselves as an important part of the musical identity and culture in Paraguay, Argentina, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Mexico.

The Paraguayan harp is the most advanced of all Latin American harps in terms of playing and construction. It is made from the light wood of the Paraguayan cedar and is strung with 37 nylon strings, which are played with the fingernails.
This gives it its unmistakably typical brilliant, clear and warm sound.

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