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long story but I went with a 1 yr old rent to own Ogden in bubinga.

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welcome and nice choice for harp plotting.

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thank you Catherine!

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I decided I can’t switch to the Reese after indulging in the deep, rich, velvety smooth chocolate tone of the Ogden, regardless of type of music I play.

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that Dragonheart is an amazing harp!

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oops missed your last question, walnut, never a question in my mind about that!

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yeah it’s the low headed one.

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well I went ahead and gave Deb the go-ahead to build the triplett wire 25 string irish harp for me!

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I’m sorry I started a debate, but both your opinions are very helpful to making my choice.

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playing an instrument for one’s own pleasure rather than playing it the right way, using proper technique and taking lots of lessons is not a new concept.

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now your reminding me of the reason I always end up picking nylon/gut harps when I rent, because wire sound complicated and unrelaxed.

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Audrey, I will pick up Sally Hanson nail mender.

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Audrey, thanks so much for all the great info and help!

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that looks like a great book, thank you! does it have arrangements for larger harps or small though?

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yes that makes sense I guess, I have concerns though about having only a small harp and playing the full arrangements I used to play, I may be dissatisfied with it.

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