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the names I give harps never stick.

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I know this thread went awry, but Carol of the Bells is wicked fun to play on harp, and sounds great too.

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thanks Kay, you too!

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Karen, thanks, the description of bell-like does apply well to higher tension harps.

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really lovely video, nice example of Christmas spirit, just what I needed to kick off the holiday season.

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Michael H..looking forward to hearing how you are enjoying your Merlin.

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Karen, do you know if it’s just Christina’s personal preference or is it widely accepted by other harp therapy programs that a therapy harp should be a lower tension strung harp?

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I too searched for it endlessly and came to the conclusion the Verlye Mills book must not be in print any longer.

I was happy to find however that the piano score for Last Dance by Sarah McLaughlin translates easily to harp and it’ a pleasure to play, all in the key of C, no accidentals.

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Gloria, the Dusty had a lot of sustain, it reminded me of falling rain, but was nicely bright.

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thanks Gloria.

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there’s special polish for Salvi’s ‘Penthouse Polish’.

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that’s very much the reason I started playing music again Dave.

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right Jessica, I have some song books that have it all, lyrics, melody, guitar chords, piano, trying to translate into harp doesn’t mean just translating the piano.

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I had never listened to Alice Giles before.

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here’s a link to Georgina’s favorite, very entertaining

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