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Along with the dropped elbow, there is an angle to the hand that helps with octaves in the open position.

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This has been a facinating thread to read, and I’m glad to see some really thoughtful and well-worded points.

Two quick thoughts:

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She was, indeed!

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Is it any wonder that I first spied Ms. Briggsie with hands on a Camac?

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Way to go!!

Good luck to you.

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My first lesson take-home sheet is a resource list – individuals with harps to rent in the area, harp, music +

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I’ve been stewing over this one, and realized that this thread may have stemmed from a heated discussion on another thread.

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Last night I had a gig in New York City.

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I like to send them off from their first lesson with a sense of having felt like a harpist.

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We went the un-informed, boring route –

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This is for the harp builders out there:

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Now you’ve jogged my memory

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A recent report on the environmental impact of a car, perhaps it was entitled “Dust to Dust” (?) examined not just fuel efficiency, but factory efficiency, materials used, etc…

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There are many harmonics available on each string, although bringing them out is another question.

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We had a string quartet.

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