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I used my adjustable piano bench until I had a harp bench custom made by BBR Woodworks.

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Oh, Please!!

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Great suggestion, Sid.

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Hi Karen,

My lever harp is an Aoyama 36-string.

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Yes, the Gaelic wire-harp tradition is to play with the harp resting on the left shoulder, playing treble with left hand and bass with the right.

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Which Kortier harp did you get, Janice?

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Just a little anecdote…. Before I started playing harp, I attended a meeting hosted by a harp teacher to introduce the harp and recruit students.

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Thank you Barbara.

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I am one of those old-fashioned gals who refuses to remove her wedding ring.

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Hello Mel,

As a long-time, sometimes professional knitter, I can offer some advice.

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Sorry, Nancy, but I don’t see a question or comment on your post.

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Dear Zen,

I can empathize with you.

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Hi Susan,

I also had classical piano training and, although I loved it, I remember the stresses associated with getting everything just right.

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Dear Song Sparrow,

This was such a coincidence that I just had to tell you this.

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Hi Briggsie,

I know this is a little late, but I was just going through this thread (again) and came across your post relating to pianos.

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