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Dwyn .
ParticipantI have a 44 string Venus Cherub (69 pounds, per the Venus website), and am happy with it.
June 2, 2010 at 2:51 am in reply to: teaching (lever harp) students with certain physical characteristics #83923Dwyn .
ParticipantIn all seriousness, unless her “endowment” is due to artificial implants, I think she just needs to go bra-shopping.
June 2, 2010 at 2:51 am in reply to: teaching (lever harp) students with certain physical characteristics #84636Dwyn .
ParticipantIn all seriousness, unless her “endowment” is due to artificial implants, I think she just needs to go bra-shopping.
June 2, 2010 at 2:51 am in reply to: teaching (lever harp) students with certain physical characteristics #85146Dwyn .
ParticipantIn all seriousness, unless her “endowment” is due to artificial implants, I think she just needs to go bra-shopping.
Dwyn .
ParticipantYou wrote:
Dwyn .
ParticipantNylgut is Aquila’s synthetic string — basically nylon, but with density closer to gut.
Dwyn .
ParticipantIs the harp in a part of the house where the heat is turned down much lower overnight?
Dwyn .
ParticipantHolly:
You need to
Dwyn .
ParticipantI’d suggest posting this question to the Antique Pedal Harps Yahoo Group.
Dwyn .
ParticipantI keep wondering why the whole neck isn’t reversed, with the discs and strings on the other side.
Dwyn .
Participant*Modern* pedal harp wire strings have a wire core.
Dwyn .
ParticipantIt starts out the same density.
Dwyn .
ParticipantYikes, this lady sounds like
Dwyn .
ParticipantAquila
Dwyn .
ParticipantI wouldn’t worry about it, unless you’d already had other reasons to be seriously concerned about her psychological state before you saw this.
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