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oh no.. does that mean playing the harp will make me fat?

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thanks for sharing there are so many wonderful benefits to playing the harp beyond pure enjoyment.

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Bernard, I was under the assumption that the tonal colors were poetic metaphors for interpretations of sound, I had no idea there was a scientific basis related to frequency.

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Carolan’s Receipt by Derek Bell is also a must have in my opinion.

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Jessica, I’d be interested in the deffinition of each.

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I love truitt levers, they look terrific, very solid but not big and heavy looking.

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that’s a great way to describe it!

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any idea where there’s a blog or a thread that explains the terminology for harp tone color?

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maybe bright has nothing to do with resonance or dwell?

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Sherry, I looked up pictures of a Wurlitzer C and they are drop dead gorgeous.

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I wanted to add a note for closure.

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if your interested in Celtic you might want to try a low tension harp with closer string spacing as well.

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Hannes, does this mean you finished building your Limerick?

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thanks Hannes, I agree I’d rather start with a good quality 26 string than a lower quality with more strings.

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Michael, parrots pose problems harp or no harp!

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