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Is it possible for you to borrow it for a few days to get used to the feel of it so you have an idea what kind of sound you can get from it?

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I’ve played both classic and folk tension harps and at first it is an adjustment but you do get used to it.

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It just doesn’t sound like your all that fond of the Crescendo, unless I am reading into your post.

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Can you rent the crescendo and see if it works for you?

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oh I missed the Jane Doe stalking posts must find them for a good read.

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hi Alison, if you click on Adam’s name under ‘Posted by’ they click on it again after it brings up all of his posts, you will see his e-mail address.

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hi Karen, most of the harp and cello tunes that don’t include other instruments are classical, and played on a pedal harp.

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I just love what Sylvia wrote:

‘The more expensive kinds take a lot of committment financially,
especially if you buy them yourself.

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Harp is an expensive instrument for one person.

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hi Nikki, I play the harp for self-therapy too.

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What I really miss is when I used to play with my daughter and my husband, I wish they would regain their interest in music.

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are you kidding? you slept through that?

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can’t have it all Jessica, only so much time in the day, and only so much energy for music, even putting it all into cello does not feel like enough.

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hi Diana, thanks for asking.

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also forgot to mention Carl Swanson makes a smaller lever harp with pedal tension too.

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