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SALVI Donegal – carbon fiber strings

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  • #73955
    deb-l
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    The rental on my Ogden is up in 4 months, and the Donegal is one I’m considering.

    #73956
    kathy-chanik
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    Deb, the Donegal is a completely different harp than the Ogden.

    #73957
    deb-l
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    Kathy, I play Irish music but the celtic harps sound thin to me.

    #73958
    jessica-wolff
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    Faeryharper plays different harps on YouTube. The Salvi Ana does sound richer and fuller than her Celtic harp(s).

    #73959
    deb-l
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    at first I thought the Ana suited the music and her playing style because most of her music was slower but then I heard Morrison’s jig and that went out the window.

    #73960
    deb-l
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    Do you mean Grainne Hambly? Her book just came in the mail today, it looks excellent!

    #73961
    kathy-chanik
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    Yes, Grainne Hambly.

    #73962
    deb-l
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    she has a lot of ornamentation in her music that realy slows me down.

    #73963
    deb-l
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    I spoke to Harp Connection on this Harp.

    #73964
    diana-lincoln
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    Have you had a chance to play any of the Camacs? There are a couple that are light enough but also have a good sound in my opinion…The Melusine de Concert has nylon strings and a bright sound and the Aziliz has gut type strings and lever harp

    #73965
    deb-l
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    I’ve never seen or played a Camac.

    #73966
    deb-l
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    do you have a Camac Diana?

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