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awww, it was LAST weekend!

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I might just do one event, the lesson with Deborah Henson-Conant.

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I wish I could make a decision based on research, but I guess this is as close as it comes for me.

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I should have mentioned the two models people seem to like are the limerick and the voyager, both of which are sold as kits to reduce the price.

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a lot of people like the musicmaker harp kits.

music maker website

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Tea, my first harp was a Blevins Cindy 30, same range as what you are looking at.

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regarding post 21, Rebecca, owning the harp your mother last played, especially if much of her things are gone due to fire, that’s just too meaningful to put a price tag on.

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thank you so much for asking Leslie!

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very fun thread but not the right one to read when waiting for delivery!

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thanks Barbara, that makes sense.

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Rebecca, just wondering how your enjoying your Chicago CG straight?

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just one think I want to add Henry, I have been renting harps and would much rather own one outright, but they are expensive instruments.

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Henry, the number of octaves or notes below middle C is more important than the number of strings because you are more limited by what you need for bass than the top strings.

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An option is to buy a good quality kit and do some of the work yourself.

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I’m really glad I was still renting while my music taste has been evolving.

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