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HBrock25
ParticipantHello,
Congratulations for the forum and respects to the great professionals. An honor Mr. Swanson.
Let me please a humble contribution, and certainly will be invented, but I have done very well.
Thank you very much
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ParticipantHi. I
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ParticipantThis site is amazing, however ALWAYS check anything you download with an original score. I have had trouble in the past with things such as clef changes and call numbers not being printed in some orchestral harp parts.
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ParticipantThe element is good. It’s low to the ground so it’s not a pain to get in the car.
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ParticipantCaryn played at our wedding on Mt Charleston in September of 2005.
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ParticipantJakez Francois, who is one of the best jazz harpists I’ve heard although he rarely plays any more, once told me “You must forget the pedals.” By which, of course, he means that the pedals must be *automatic*.
As a vibe player I have no idea how hard it is to get to that point, but I imagine it is just a matter of woodshedding 2-5-1 in every key for long enough…
July 30, 2012 at 5:26 am in reply to: I would really love to play the harp, but I’m 24. Is that too late? #155075HBrock25
Participantha! I’m a 52 y/o convert from piano. It has been a month since I decided to play and three harps have come into my house…my pedal harp hasn’t found me, yet. He moves slow because he has those extra concert strings behind him : ) I’m waiting patiently for him. I’ll be practicing while I wait : )
HBrock25
ParticipantThe current website for Robinson’s seems to be
http://robinsonsharpshop.com/strings.html. I also have a 32 string J. Witcher, made in 1976, strung G to c and am looking for strings. You can still reach Mr. Witcher at Witcher Harps (there is no email address listed, but he does provide his telephone number). He was very helpful, and read me the string chart for my harp over the phone. Now, I just have to track down someone who has nylon in 0.029 and 0.026 diameters…July 25, 2012 at 8:06 pm in reply to: I would really love to play the harp, but I’m 24. Is that too late? #155074HBrock25
ParticipantHi,
I am 58, and just started playing 1 1/2 years ago.
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ParticipantHey! I haven’t played harp for a long time. It’ll be 3 years in a couple of weeks. I’d love to talk to international harpists. If you need tips, just ask me and I’ll ask my teacher if you would like! I think she’s good. She gets asked to teach at camps and play in orchestras overseas like in Brazil and Spain, so I would hope she knows what she’s doing! By the way, I’m 15. I’ll be 16 in a couple of months. If you ever want to chat, email me at beezlebobster@gmail.com. (weird email, I know. Don’t ask. XD)
HBrock25
ParticipantHey Christine, I’m Nat (:
I’m from Detroit, but I don’t know anyone else who plays harp, and this post made me really excited haha.
I’m 15 and I’ve been playing for about 2 years now.
My email is knellerscheller@yahoo.com
Thanks E>HBrock25
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ParticipantThe best stuff I’ve found is GurneyGoo, just put it on about an hour before you play or you’ll just make a mess!
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ParticipantTo Jessica and all,
I paid $400 for my Troubador 1 in 1971 and thought, ” My God this is an ugly harp.”. I sold it in 1979 which I regretted until last year when I bought an Ebony Prelude 40.
Jillian
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