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I have Loveland levers on a floor harp and Truitt levers on a lap harp. I find it much easier to grab onto the Truit levers as well as the ease of moving it compared to the Loveland.
yes, I would like more information such as how old it is, the name and who manufactured it as well as a picture of it and what is included with it such as case etc. You can contact me at stackrow@att.net
Thanks, Stephanie. So you are putting together the Regency–very ambitious! I will give a call to them-just wondered if anyone knew about the Reverie.
Kristin, there is a program of study called Music for Healing & Transition Program–MHTP. The director is Melinda Gardener. It is a program that encompasses many different instruments for a therapy setting, including for those who are transitioning. There is a good explanation at their web site and you can ask questions there. Good luck!
Interesting comments especially for those of you that know both harps. I was concerned that at 5″8″ I may be too tall for the Merlin if sitting on a regular height chair but now I don’t think that will be a problem. I’ve only had Truitt levers on my lap harp and they are easy to find to move. I can see what you mean with dark levers on dark wood. I’m going to be looking at a used Merlin and will look for that. Thanks to all
It’s amazing how music is entwined in so many relationships, going back even to childhood. Thank you both for sharing your personal stories. You were lucky to have parents that were able to support your interest in music at a young age and it seems that you were able to, in turn, honor them with it. I hope you can be comforted by that. May I ask the artist who sang “Farewell”? I looked up the lyrics and it seems there are a lot of songs with this title. Take care…
