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call in and take a ‘harp’ day.

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thanks Barbara, I have a piano bench that I should be able to adjust to the right height.

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there is a lot of good info on the International Heart Therapy website:

IHTP

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Is ‘warm’ the opposite of ‘bright?

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Nataliana and Nightengale both switch to treble cleff too, Natliana just has one low A for the very last note so that can be got around.

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I found a nice version of Inis Oirr, by it’s other name, Inisheer in ‘The Fairy Reel’ by Reba Lunsford, for those of us who aren’t adept at music theory to make up the accompaniment in case anyone is interested.

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that is an incredibly beautiful arrangement.

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thank you for the encouragement Barbara.

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maybe you should think about publishing a book someday :0)

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thanks so much for sending that to me!

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I just checked Melody’s music and you’ve done lots of arrangements that look very interesting and challenging that don’t require the A and B strings.

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oh your right!

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He’s very innovative doubtless!

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Karen, I have some books that say they are for lever or pedal harp but they often use low A and B.

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actually, make that a Glen Aulen and a Prelude!

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