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  • #68589

    Just thought you may be interested in this posting from Ray Pool on another forum

    “Given the choice for any event — I’m sitting behind a 36 string lever harp.
    It makes my life much easier getting in and out of the venues. A few years
    ago when my steady engagement ended at The Waldorf = Astoria, I played the
    last two weeks on a 36 string lever harp — right smack-dab in the middle of the
    lobby. No one even thought about asking a question such as “Why aren’t you
    playing on a ‘real’ harp?” They liked what they heard and frequently stopped
    by to say so.

    And I can still play whole tone scales, secondary dominants, flat ninths and
    whatever chromatic passing tones I want to. Modulate, improvise. All that
    stuff those OTHER harpists do — well, ought to be able to do in some cases.”

    Glad to hear that you’re experimenting.

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    michael-rockowitz
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    #68591

    A couple more that you might enjoy.

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    michael-rockowitz
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    michael-rockowitz
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