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Carl, this is amazing.

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Sharon,

When I’ve had a harp delivered before, L&H has advised me to inspect the box very carefully, and if there is any damage at all, to note on the receipt bill that the box was damaged with possible content damage.

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Mikel,

Congratulations on your new harp and for returning to the world of the harp!

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Brenda,

I always ask the family if they have any suggestions of songs that will either minister to them or that were the favorites of the deceased person.

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Zen,

I played a Salvi Scolpita at Lyon and Healy West in Salt Lake City a few years ago, and it was, without a doubt, one of the finest sounding pedal harps I have ever played.

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Jennifer,

I am in Houston right now at the Harp Journeys conference, and we actually heard Therese Honey play a Renaissance bray harp tonight.

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I love the Arions also.

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Definitely a male, Carl, but I do get that often because of my name.

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Andy,

I attended Harp Journeys last year for the first time, and it was an excellent conference.

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Brandon,

When I was your age, I wanted to play the harp, but my parents didn’t feel like it was something I should do.

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One of our regular posters here, Andy Barber, has just put out a new collection of Christmas pieces in “A Harp Sings at Christmas.”

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Thanks for the heads up, Louise.

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Congratulations, Louise!

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Tony,

Beautiful harp!

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Brenda,

I second Louise’s suggestion about Salt Lake City.

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