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Jerusha, I let her know my interest in Jazz, but I’m sure we will be working on whatever she feels will help me develop good technique.

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I just got an e-mail since my last post to this thread, from my future harp teacher.

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I’m going to assume Carl meant that to progress to the next level technically amateurs need to continue to take lessons, if the piece is above their current level.

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I’m confused Carl, why do you think amateurs will need a teacher to help them with every piece they are ever going to learn?

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Misty, her arrangements are available on Melody’s too.

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Sarah, you make the lever changing flow as easily as if you were plucking strings, amazing!

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what I wouldn’t do for an edit feature on this forum…

Piazzolla is not doable on the lever harp from what I can gather.

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sorry for the tripple post.

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here is the link for what I could find for Piazzolla – harp, do you think they mean harmonica?

Piazzolla – sheetmusic plus – harp

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I love truitt levers, its true they are like jewelry on your harp, and they don’t deaden the string at all.

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Shane, I know you have made up your mind but you may want to consider renting a harp, your teacher can probably guide you better in that area than a forum can.

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great choice Renate, happy you are able to make it happen.

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Amber, I just found a video of the Caswell Butterfly, what a gorgeous looking and sounding harp!

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thanks Diana, I’m glad you approve, I think we share very similar tastes.

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actually it’s true that I am a terrible harp player, and I have no worthy technique because I am self taught.

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