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thanks Rachel, these all sound like interesting and different selections.

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if you want to see some odd technique just stop by my house!

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I have a large sedan.

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is there someone who can build the harp from a kit for you?

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I’m just curious, are fluorocarbon strings abrasive or rough on your fingers?

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I couldn’t resist adding this one, Loreena McKennitt jamming on her Troub with so many fine and varied musicians.

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sounds as though Triplett and Dusty’s are very similarly made then.

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Jen, thanks so much for your response.

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Jessica I think your referring to my question under harps and accessories, asking about just carrying a harp from house to car.

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John I just came across the Thurau website.

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I had to look up Carillon and it might be the coolest instrument ever.

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He said he was planning on discontinuing the bamboo, it was such a great price too..

I listened to Therese Honey’s youtube video of the Boston, you weren’t kidding when you said more traditional, what a great bell like sound, love the look of it too.

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I almost got a keyless flute from Patrick Olwell years ago, bamboo, but discovered the harp shortly thereafter.

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‘Irish flute and pennywhistle (with a little bouzouki thrown in) for
about the last six years. The session scene is easily the best
combination of great music and social network I’ve found.’

John McK, do you play the wooden Irish flutes?

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what’s cooking Ken?

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