[deb-l]

[deb-l]

Karen, I love the voice and everything about the Egan.

[deb-l]

ah.. thank you Rachel.

[deb-l]

curious Jennifer, why do you think I would not be completely happy with any one harp?

[deb-l]

Holly, thanks for the advice.

[deb-l]

Karen, when I say I tune in the key of C I mean no sharps no flats when levers are not engaged.

[deb-l]

hi Natty, I play in the evening when my husband is home and as much as possible and don’t want to shut myself off from the rest of the family.

[deb-l]

Paul, thank you, it was tuned in E flat then, not E, for 8 months.

[deb-l]

the harp was tuned in the key of E when it was on the floor.

[deb-l]

thank you both, I am worried that I may be causing other, unseen damage to the harp.

[deb-l]

my husband mentioned that, it’s my understanding that it’s not good for a harp to consistently keep it out of tune.

[deb-l]

I’m returning it because I can’t keep it in AC that is why it’s breaking strings.

[deb-l]

get an extra set of strings with your harp… just broke 2nd F and now I can’t play any of the songs I’m working till new string arrives

[deb-l]

technique is the biggest challenge without a teacher.

[deb-l]

I was reading about the events, Somerset is a good 6 hours away from me, but decided next year I’m going.

[Author]

Posts