[deb-l]

when you play like I do you take all the fans you can get

[deb-l]

don’t kid yourself that folk played properly (with ornamentation, at tempo, creating your own variations, learning by ear) is any easier than classical.

[deb-l]

Marie, I am self taught too and as a beginner, things progress quickly and that build confidence.

[deb-l]

I really enjoy hearing stories of well loved, worn older harps.

[deb-l]

just curious, are these cracks normal wear and tear for a 7 year old harp, or are they likely due to poor humidity?

[deb-l]

thanks for your sharing expertise Carl.

[deb-l]

LOL, you sound like me, can’t resist a little time to play a favorite song in the morning before work

[deb-l]

Kay.. so jealous.

[deb-l]

I like the nightengale a lot but there is a waiting list.

[deb-l]

I’m getting excited about it and I can’t even go!

[deb-l]

it sounds like you really like the tone of the Ravenna.

[deb-l]

thanks Leslie, it’s similar to your harp with the levers very high in the bass.

[deb-l]

all day I couldn’t wait to get home to my harp so, if your harp crazy you’re not alone!

[deb-l]

LOL Nattie, I am still a little in shock.

[deb-l]

thank you Gloria! when I touched the Egan’s strings the tone struck something deep inside of me, it’s a very special harp.

[Author]

Posts