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….That was lovely! and I have never heard a Music Maker’s Harp before, and the tone on this one was beautiful….well done!
Hi Carol,
I just bought a Quik-Lok Keyboard Bench from Sam Ash Music Store (not sure you have this music store chain in your area) for $50.00, but I’m sure other music stores would also sell this brand….It’s very well-padded, and well built, which I like, has four adjustable positions, which is great for me, since I just bought another (Triplett) harp that stands only 50in. high..And it collapses very easily, and can be hung on a harp dolly for transporting……Good Luck in (all) your searching!
Gloria
Try checking with Four Seasons Harp Covers (located in Colorado)
http://www.harpcovers.com/index.htmlMy friend has a Troubadour IV, and I’ve played it, and carried it…the tone is very beautiful! but it is heavy for a lever harp, I think around 38 pounds, and I found it a bit cumbersome to move, (I’m 5’5).
Hi, I have a Dusty Strings Ravenna 26, with the retractable leg, and I’ve never heard it rattle at all during playing, and the drop down leg has never gotten stuck
Hi Deborah,
I also have the Celtic Fake Book and it was the “best” investment I ever made in a music book! hardly any “lever flipping” within songs, and they are mostly in the keys of “G” and “D”…..I’ve used this book over and over again, and have gotten many compliments on the songs…..
Hi Geri,
If you can play lead sheets, check out O’Neill’s Music of Ireland, 1850 free celtic tunes in lead sheet form, (there might be a few with bass clef also, and a few O’Carolan tunes are included also).
