[David Ice]

Rosemary,

I was responding to comments that carbon fiber could not/should not be used.

[David Ice]

Carl wrote, “Everybody wants the sound of a 40 year old harp on a brand new instrument, but the only way to get that, and I mean THE ONLY WAY, is to make the board too thin. And in a couple of years it is pulled up.”

I have read the postings, and feel I must jump in here.

[David Ice]

It’s definitely not me.

[David Ice]

Bravo, Rosemary.

[David Ice]

My fave has always been Mozart’s Hoot and Flarp Concerto.

Dave Ice

[David Ice]

Tony is right.

[David Ice]

That’s been going around for quite a while.

[David Ice]

Hi Cecelia,

I’m due for a MRI on Wednesday, and yes I do have a tens unit.

[David Ice]

When my fingers get sore I use a tincture of myrhh.

[David Ice]

It will also microwave split pea soup simultantously….

Pink paint?

[David Ice]

Hi Rosemary,

I have a story for you….perhaps I should post it as a separate thread, or wait until Halloween, but I swear it is totally true.

I will not mention names.

I ordered a L&H pedal harp in the 90s from a nearby dealer.

[David Ice]

Arizona State University had a horror of a harp, living in this dimension as a style 30.

[David Ice]

Hi Cecelia,

After my surgery I couldn’t play more than 60 minutes before reaching for the percocet, and a 2 hour gig put me in bed for the rest of the weekend!

[David Ice]

Well, I have heard harps from most of the major companies I would be more than glad to own…or stand first in line to purchase if they became available.

[David Ice]

I found that, after my back surgery, the music chairs from Wenger were superb.

http://www.wengercorp.com

Products / chairs / music posture chairs / student

The URL is a zillion bits long, but the student chairs are the best.

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