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I know you’re right, the best way to learn is with an instructor, but right now it’s really impossible for me. Apart from the fact that I can’t find one (well, i’ve found one, but each 1 hour class would cost 50 euros and I think that’s a bit too much), right now I’m getting a degree and my driver’s license and taking japanese classes so I don’t think I could fit anything else in my schedule! I’ve ordered Sylvia Woods book, “Teach yourself to play the folk harp”, after reading some reviews about it, and I’m hoping it will help me getting started.
Thank you for all your advice!If the main problem is the size of the harp making it more difficult for me to learn then it’s fine! As long as I can still learn most songs I don’t mind having a bit extra work. I just hope I can learn by myself, because there aren’t many harp teachers where I live (Portugal), and then one day I may buy a bigger one.
About the levers, the harp is fine, but I used the camera on my computer and it flips the image!
Thank you for your help!
