[Geri McQuillen]

Hello Dale,

I live in Oregon and have a wonderful teacher who teaches all over the country.

[Geri McQuillen]

My first harp teacher told me that when she started playing the harp in New York City, she would take it

[Geri McQuillen]

Hi Ken!

Looks like you bought your DenWar Chieftan shortly after I bought mine late in 2007.

[Geri McQuillen]

P.S.

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Thank you Gloria and Audrey.

[Geri McQuillen]

Thank you both for the suggestions.

[Geri McQuillen]

Hi Charlie,

As a professional klutz and amateur musician, I can give you some recommendations just based on personal experience and most of them are free.

[Geri McQuillen]

Hi Gary,

I was glad to see that someone mentioned Aoyama (in Japan)

[Geri McQuillen]

Thank you, Audrey.

[Geri McQuillen]

Hello Audrey,

It’s wonderful that you are learning to play the wire-strung harp.

[Geri McQuillen]

I realize that this first post is almost a year old, but I just now found it and had to chime in.

[Geri McQuillen]

Contratulations, Mel!

I am so glad you’ve started lessons and that you are renting an Aoyama.

[Geri McQuillen]

I’ve also just checked out Dreamsinger Harps and e-mailed for more information.

[Geri McQuillen]

Oh, Dear Pippin!

I’m 64 years old and although I have played piano since I was a child and took a few harp lessons in my early 50’s, I am now doing serious study in Celtic music with a wonderful teacher.

[Geri McQuillen]

By the way, Frejya, that should have read “mother”, not “monther”.

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