Need a question answered by any harpist who plays in public.

[lourie-stewart–2]

I am addressing this post to anyone who plays harp in
public.

What is the question most asked when you are playing in
public?

[anita-burroughs-price]

Don’t you wish you played the piccolo?

[Paul and Brenda]

Is that a harp?

[Amber M]

How much did that cost?

[eliza-morrison]

What Anita, Paul and Brenda, and Amber said. Those are the top 3, for sure.

[Sylvia Clark]

The first

[Elizabeth Volpé Bligh]

Another frequent one: What made you decide to play the harp?

[unknown-user]

Is that a cello?

OR

Wow! I love your cello!

I’ve gotten that so many times it’s incredible.

~Sam

[Charles]

<P>The statements and questions I get are:</P>
<P>1.Do you play with an orchestra?</P>

[rosalind-beck]

In addition to those already mentioned, here are some more FAQs: How much does it weigh? How many strings does it have? Do you tune it yourself/restring it yourself? How old were you when you started playing/how long have you been playing? Where are they made? Is it difficult to play? Why are the strings different colors? AND– Can I try it? (No.)

[Alison]

Most astounding/pointless question, perhaps it’s rhetorical but I never see it that way…

[Claire Stam]

Is that a cello?

[Susan Abken]

A frequent one:
How do you MOVE it?

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