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  • #107126
    deb-l
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    hope your days are filled with family, friends, song and good food!

    #107127
    barbara-brundage
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    You, too, Deb, and everyone here!

    #107128
    Ken H.
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    Merry Christmas! And have a Happy New Year!

    #107129
    armande-fryatt
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    Have a very harpy Christmas everyone! x

    #107130
    rod-wagoner
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    Merry Christmas to you and yours, Deb.

    #107131
    Owosso Harpist
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    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Deb!

    #107132
    Owosso Harpist
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    And everyone else, too.

    #107133
    deb-l
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    I had a harpy Christmas, hope everyone else did too.

    #107134
    jessica-wolff
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    After a fashion I did. I got a CD with the one and only lute and harp version of the Handel B-flat concerto (Desmond Dupre, lute; Osian Ellis, harp) on it. This is so hard to find that many harpists have never heard of it.

    We spent Christmas Eve, which is the big day in our family, with my aunt and her boyfriend, who moved from New York into a retirement home down here a few months ago. My New Beetle is a bit small to be transporting harps, so I brought a bowed psaltery to sing carols with and German baked goods.

    #107135

    Three harp CDs I received this Christmas are special joys: one by a Puerto Rican harpist with some of my carol

    #107136
    Donna O
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    I got Park Stickney’s CD, Still LIfe.

    #107137
    deb-l
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    sounds like everyone had a wonderful Christmas, enjoy the rest of the holiday week.

    #107138
    jessica-wolff
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    The bowed psaltery is what I take along when I have a space problem. I don’t play it otherwise, but then it’s strictly a melody instrument. (Some people add chords by laying the psaltery flat and playing with two bows.) It’s not an early instrument, BTW. It shares only the name with the mediaeval instrument. It was invented by a German music teacher in the twentieth century and it has a zithery sound.

    I can’t afford more than one harp or I would try an ancient Irish/Scottish style harp. It wouldn’t do for my only harp.

    #107139
    deb-l
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    yes you are right, not an early instrument, thanks for correcting me.

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