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December 29, 2011 at 2:46 pm in reply to: Inability to play in front of or especially for anyone else #156498
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ParticipantTry getting more experience playing casually where you are not the center of attention.
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ParticipantNina, I had watched your video a few days ago, and you play very well, I was wondering what type of harp that is, thanks for posting the video, and congratulations on your lovely harp.
December 22, 2011 at 12:52 am in reply to: Brand new harpist — worrying about potential string breakage #156587deb-l
Participantthink about ordering a skeleton set, as explained on Vanderbilt’s webiste ‘ the colored C’s and F’s for each octave, as
well as the D string and the A string.deb-l
Participantthank you so much Sherry for saying that you made my day
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Participantthat is a fabulous guarantee, your harps really complement each other nicely. Everyone who has a Webster always raves about the workmanship and tone
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ParticipantI’m sure everyone is tired of my ‘search’ so am I!
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ParticipantWooo hoo I just bought my Korrigan rental !!
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ParticipantI like the darkness of the stain, the McFall looks like a very intense harp, almost like a weapon!
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Participantvery pretty harp congratulations!
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Participantthanks Gretchen and Jessica!
I could fit the Prelude in the car with passenger seat down but it was very tricky, so I don’t expect this harp will get out much!
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Participantthanks again Gretchen, Alex hooked me up with an amazing deal on an Ana to be traded in at Virginia harp center in early January, and I’ll get rental credit for the Korrigan too.
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ParticipantI listened to some sound clips of the Whitney Dobbins CD and this looks very rewarding, the left hand rhythms add a lot of interest.
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Participantthis Erard scroll top is the prettiest harp I’ve ever seen.
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ParticipantI’m sorry if this is OT, but why would she need the soundboard replaced if her harp was only a year old?
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Participantthanks Gretchen, this harp showed some signs of neglect and even though structurally looked OK to the naked eye, too risky.
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