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Dwyn .
ParticipantAs an adult beginner who
Dwyn .
ParticipantAs an adult beginner who
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ParticipantThink about making the soundbox from sheet metal.
Dwyn .
ParticipantI don’t really know anything about her, but the ad doesn’t say she left it to anyone in her will.
Dwyn .
ParticipantI think one of the little Schoenhut harps would probably be better.
Dwyn .
ParticipantPat:
Congratulations on your “new” old pedal harp.
Dwyn .
ParticipantI’ve suggested it a couple of times to people who posted here about needing a super low cost harp to get started with, but I’ve never seen anyone posting that they actually have one.
Dwyn .
ParticipantFoamcore is the stiff posterboard you can get in most any drugstore or office supply store, that has slick paper on both sides (or sometimes a
Dwyn .
ParticipantAs the owner of a 44 string Stumpff Grecian and a 44 string Venus Cherub, I’d roughly estimate that the Grecian weighs half of what the Cherub weighs.
Dwyn .
ParticipantThere’s a new book out by Susann McDonald and Linda Wood Rollo, called Harp for Today.
Dwyn .
ParticipantHow about just “lightening up” on harp studies, rather than quitting altogether?
Dwyn .
ParticipantHow about just “lightening up” on harp studies, rather than quitting altogether?
Dwyn .
ParticipantI’d recommend contacting Mike Parker via his website http://www.parkerharps.com/Welcome.html
Dwyn .
ParticipantKay — As a former advanced ballet student and later a gymnastics coach, I would recommend making a big priority out of achieving identical flexibility on both sides, as well as the greatest possibly flexibility.
Dwyn .
ParticipantThe one in the Playmobil Church looks like plastic, and I’ve seen these on eBay, sold as Christmas tree ornaments.
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