A simple tool… that can truly change your daily practice
Newsletter - May 2026
This month, I’d like to share a very practical video about something I personally use and genuinely recommend: a dedicated binder for organizing your sheet music.
In the video, I explain how such a simple tool can make a real difference in your day-to-day harp practice.
A practical way to organize your repertoire
Instead of dealing with loose sheets that get lost, mixed up, or damaged, this type of binder allows you to keep everything clearly structured and easy to access.
If you’re curious, you can see an example of the kind of binder I’m talking about here: Click
keeping all your pieces in one place
allowing for comfortable reading while playing
in some cases, displaying multiple pages at once, which reduces page turns
using plastic sleeves that often let you write directly on the music (with erasable markers)
More than storage: a real learning tool
Beyond simple organization, this kind of binder becomes a valuable part of your musical work.
You can:
track your progress
add fingerings, dynamics, and personal notes
keep a clear and structured overview of your repertoire
And perhaps most importantly, it saves you time and mental energy—everything is ready, visible, and easy to use.
A simple, accessible tool… but one that can truly bring more clarity, comfort, and consistency to your practice.
Eve McTelenn - May 2026
