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  • in reply to: Air travel with Harp??? #147494
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    ok, it seems like that’s really the way to go then… do you guys have the fibreglass reinforced cases? Or the regular ones?

    in reply to: Air travel with Harp??? #147492
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    Lever harp.

    in reply to: Lever harp- pain in left hand #147660
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    Didn’t see the last responses- thank you! I think the elbow angle was part of it too. I think I was tilting things to see the strings better, given the odd height of the chair… hard to explain but I think it was just one of those things that snowballed into a chain of incorrect posture and hand position…

    in reply to: Lever harp- pain in left hand #147659
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    Thanks for the advice! To be honest I’ve been keeping my eyes on all of that, going back to the basics in terms of warm ups- but I think I’ve solved it: I changed chairs a while back and this one is just not putting me at the correct angle somehow, which I think is causing me to compensate in odd ways. I went back to my old chair and the difficulties are basically gone!!

    in reply to: Pick-ups #71543
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    BTW it was not extremely expensive….

    in reply to: Pick-ups #71542
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    I looked at a tone of options for myself, and got lots of great advice from Stephen too 🙂 Thanks Stephen! In the end I went with a Crate Taxi amp, and an Audio Technica pro-35 clip on instrument mic. The combo works incredibly well, and the sound is amazing!!!! I highly recommend the products.

    in reply to: Looking for a cheap beginner floor harp in Montreal #157164
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    Haha. Hi Kathy- I was about to give her your name.

    in reply to: which would you choose? #157131
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    DuuuuusTY! DuuuuusTY! DuuuuusTY!

    in reply to: Wanting To Create My Own Website #157154
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    in reply to: The Career of a Professional Harpist #144850
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    Funny what one poster said about never earning enough to retire to the Caribbean. My husband and I are moving to the Caribbean in the fall where I am

    in reply to: Contemporary wedding music #146780
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    At my last wedding gig the bride requested “Marry Me” by Train, which I played and sang for the processional, and Strawberry Swing by Coldplay for the recessional. It was fun!

    Next week it’s back to Tacobell’s Canon Indeed. Bleh.

    in reply to: If you were going to harp in the Caribbean… #148011
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    Thanks guys. I had a number of people suggest “island strings” but to me that sounds too much like a string quartet.

    I’ve also been thinking of how I can include in the name the idea that I also perform as a vocalist, accompanying myself on harp, which is fairly unique.

    Harpandsong is taken, but islandharpsong is not.

    Other front runner right now is sunsetharp.com and I’ve almost decided on that one. What are your thoughts?

    in reply to: Most requested wedding music? #148677
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    I guess I was thinking ceremony, but any and all answers are appreciated!

    in reply to: which harp for traditional music #159268
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    I play a Ravenna 34 at transport it across the backseat in my Echo hatchback. IT works out perfectly!

    in reply to: Sharping levers sharping too much! What do I do? #74562
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    Thanks for the responses! Between the bridgepin tip and the WM Rees article I got things back under control today, and it sounds better than ever.

    I guess I learned that lesson the hard way . 🙁

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