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I’ll be there as I go most years. Just ask someone for Sharon from San Francisco. Hope to see you.

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Thanks Donna, never considered that route but much less expensive….. Sharon

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Hester, I’m from San Francisco and go to the Harp Festival most years. All I can say is with advice on what not to purchase due to problems with the instrument, you need to pick the one that “speaks to you.” It’s a matter of personal preference for sound. DO get someone – or two different people – to play while you stand back and listen. I have played all sorts of harps in Scotland over the years as I don’t take my own over (Dusty 36) and frankly don’t see much difference in gut vs. nylon – except sound. Would love to meet you there. Sharon Affeltranger. You can ask most anyone as I know a lot of the people there.

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Have a Mercedes – for some years. Harp loads o.k. but watch out for service costs. Although it’s been reliable, the cost of service and general upkeep is at least twice that of any other car we’ve owned (Ford Explorer, Mazda 5, etc.)

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Thank you. Your comments are helpful. Never thought of the “stabilization issue” but feel I could deal with it. Sharon

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Get a musicmakers catalogue – or look for their internet sight.

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My cousin built one for me about 4 years ago.

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I started at 65 and now get paid engagements.

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Where are you?

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Saturday or Sunday will be about the same.

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I am from San Francisco and am going.

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I can’t immediately play from melody and chords but can make my own arrangement.

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Thank you Tony.

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Where exactly are you?

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I’m from San Francisco.

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