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Rhett Barnwell has done one.

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Another trick that’s worked for me is to run my hands through cold water in the sink and let them air dry.

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Definitely consider the Chicago 40’s as well.

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Elizabeth, I currently drive a Tahoe, which fits my pedal harp just fine.

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I’d recommend a Thormahlen Serenade.

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Hi Denver,

I’ve owned a Chicago Petite 40 before, and it was a great harp–nice, warm, resonant sound–much like a small pedal harp.

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I use Cleartune, and it works very well.

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Jerusha,

I found the book online at amazon, so it should be here soon.

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Jerusha, I was going to reply to your post before I ever even saw my name.

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Deb, if it’s the same Barcarolle that you mentioned in another post, you can play it in C major and it will sound completely normal because there are no accidentals.

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Hi Teva,

No, it’s definitely not lesser quality.

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Hi Teva,

I don’t necessarily like the Thormahlens over the others (I love Dusty Strings harps!), but the Serenade just seemed to best fit your description of the sound that you are looking for.

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Teva, they have (at least according to the website) a Thormahlen Serenade at Atlanta Harp Center.

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Great reminder of why we do what we do.

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Thank you all again for your very sweet comments.

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