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Forgot to explain that the replacement cost is important for insurance. It helps determine what you can expect to get if something happens to it. Some insurance just pays the replacement cost if a harp is lost, but these days many policies use that as the base to figure out just what it’s really worth and deduct for the age of the instrument. I think Anderson does this, for one.
That’s the replacement cost: what it would cost to buy a new harp that’s roughly equivalent to what you have. Unfortunately, it’s not a resale appraisal–that is almost always much lower.
I’ve had the lotus light for years and I have to say it’s nowhere near as bright as the Mighty Bright light and doesn’t last as long without a recharge, although I do like the way it fits in the bag for the anderson stand. Love their stands, don’t think much of their light.
From today’s NYT, on the situation in Homs:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/05/world/middleeast/syria-homs-death-toll-said-to-rise.html
Sure, they can be serious.
I had a student who did that, too. People have an incredible sense of entitlement. They said in their ad that since God had prompted her to want to play, then it was up to someone to provide the instrument. :: Shrugs::
Maybe this will help. This thread isn’t about the book light or the duo, but about this light:
It’s as big as any old-style tube bulb stand light.
I’m not sure which MIghty Bright you’re asking about, but the Orchestra light has a bar of LEDs that’s about 8″ wide, so yes, it lights up more than a single page.
For the Zingel, I believe he claimed the original score was in the library at Leipzig, and was destroyed during the war.
I don’t think Mr. Grandjany invented the Prelude and Toccata. I don’t know the source, but certainly when someone played it at Eastman the keyboard folks recognized it but were very much amused by the realization.
Forgot to say, if you can’t get in touch with them, I’d try Robinson’s, since I’m sure they would have the string charts for those harps.
The contact info I have for them is:
1007 Howard Avenue # 10, Escondido, CA, 92029-2044.
Phone: (760) 743-0747
I’ve heard of it and I know people who say it helps a lot with fear of flying.
However, if you look at the ingredients list, it’s mostly grape brandy (that’s the “base” for the floral ingredients), so I’m not so sure… 🙂
It does tend to make people sleepy.
Yes, exactly, Jennifer! That’s just what I was saying in the other thread. They’re not exacting, just clueless and befuddled.
