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ParticipantThank you all for your very kind comments.
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ParticipantThanks so much, Rod!
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ParticipantAlexander,
I listened to your YouTube videos–great job!
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ParticipantYou’ll find several different threads on this site about Pratt harps.
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ParticipantActually, the Daphne 47EX is a concert grand, and the spacing is the standard string spacing.
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ParticipantDeb, if you can find a used Ana with the Salvi levers (not the L&H performance levers), I’d definitely check it out.
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ParticipantSeveral years ago, I asked about this, because I was considering an Ana.
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ParticipantFor a harp as big as a Troubadour, you would probably have to ship it in a Troubadour box built by L&H.
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Participanthttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UR_A2mw71Y&feature=related
Here’s another great Loreena McKennitt video.
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ParticipantTom,
You have
November 11, 2010 at 2:05 pm in reply to: used Lyon and Healy shamrock or brand new for first harp? #72785brook-boddie
ParticipantSean,
I am a big fan of L&H harps, but you may want to consider the other builders that you have mentioned, or even a L&H Troubadour.
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ParticipantI played a Lyon and Healy Prelude 40 a couple of weeks ago at the Atlanta Harp Center that had a fantastic sound–very much like a small pedal harp.
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ParticipantJer~
The Bemiss book is great!
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ParticipantJer~
Working through Laurie Rasmussen’s book “The Dawning of the Day” and also Angi Bemiss’ “The Music of Friends.”
September 15, 2010 at 4:01 am in reply to: needing advice on the Camac Korrigan and the L&H Troubador VI #73506brook-boddie
ParticipantCeren,
I own a Troubadour VI, and it is a great harp.
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