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Bonnie,

that is OK. Thank you.

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Tacye,

At the Exhibition at Dinan the Teifi company was just beseide me …so I meet Mr. Allan Shiers personell. I must say this was a highlight for me at the exhibition. I like very much the modell of the company…how it works.
When I statted this thread, I didnt want a comparison of different levers.

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Bonnie,
I tested the levers

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I cant answer all the questions about the levers. The reason for posting

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Stivell is not playing a customized Camac harp. It’s

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Briggs,
no, they raise a semitone like a

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We can already think

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Saul,

thank you for mailing.

I will give a short answer here.
I do not know the details of your conversation

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Yes,

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I just see this… here in Europe many harpmaker of lever harps use real shellac for finish.

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From my view in

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Barbara,

most

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Hallo Saul,

you did not give up ?

Here is

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For my interest… is there also with the harp players a difference whether the Harmonic are played over or under the octave point?
It is all the same on which side of the octave point the harmonics to be played.
From my occupation with more traditionally Chinese music I know that another tone quality develops in music. Harmonics on the side of the Sound table are to be supposed to have a male tone quality..Harmonics on the side of the neck are a female tone quality.
This is for me also audible on the harp.
How about the harpists ?

Curiously……
Regards

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Hi,

I will do a search…need one day

Regards

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