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Angie Kelly
ParticipantI’ve come across a harpist online who plays on a 1840s Dodd.
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Participantknow the original post was awhile ago, but thought I’d reply anyway.
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Participantjust checked out the site-love it!
September 13, 2011 at 7:25 pm in reply to: Harp protection for natural disaster (fire, quake, H20, etc) #105346Angie Kelly
ParticipantYears ago I went to the summer camp at Shenandoah and the harp professor there told us about a time when she lived in Auburn, AL and the house was flooding (can’t recall if it was tornado/hurricane or thunderstorm related or what) and she picked up her harp and set it on top of the toilet lid.
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Participantone more earthquake related question-
how do you protect it from other falling objects/debris?Angie Kelly
ParticipantI know this is an old thread, but I’m new to California…
They sell those cables for big flat screen TVs, could those be adapted?Angie Kelly
ParticipantI learned by accident that the Camac electric lever harps work with a drum tuning key.
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