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I think a lot of people don’t understand what tone deafness is, and that’s a big part of the problem.

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I picked up some Alaska Piks today at my local music store.

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You should have seen me, when my hubby was putting the finishing touches on my wire harp.

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I had the same experience as a fan of folk/traditional music when I was a kid.

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It sounds rather nice, actually.

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My lever harp shudders at the very thought!

Speaking of which, it’s interesting, but I’m already noticing an automatic difference in how I put my hands on each harp.

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Oh Lord…my cat does that too!

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Congratulations!

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I know someone who plays one of those electric harps.

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The big question with a Paki is “will it be playable”?

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If it said “rosewood” and “carved,” it’s a Pakistani.

If you can describe the other harp you were interested in, maybe we can help you figure out what it was. Was there anything distinctive about it?

Karen, I can’t think of why the Woods DVD wouldn’t play in your machine.

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One possible concern with the Sylvia Woods DVD…I think it may be region 1 only (I don’t have my copy anymore, so I can’t check).

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I’d caution you against the “it doesn’t look too difficult” kind of thinking.

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Re the Alaska Piks…they do require some nail to hold them on.

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Liam and I both have Dreamsingers (I have a new Bard.

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