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It seems like Maeve Gilchrist plays with her harp fairly low as well.

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http://www.bedsideharp.com/index.php/harps/surcingle/

I’m assuming the strap thingy is a surcingle?

[jennifer-buehler]

I can’t say enough good things about my Thormahlen.

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Work with your teacher.

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I looked these up and they’re still available at every harp retailer I shop from.

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A website of a harpist who specializes in teaching students with visual impairments.

http://www.xinamusic.com/no-c-notes/

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French Horn.

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I’m guessing that you’re able to embellish as needed.

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Who built your harp or put your levers on?

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I would probably start in C.

[jennifer-buehler]

If you have a G-G harp, most pieces arranged for that size harp are either in C or G.

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If she hasn’t been mentioned yet, Savourna Stevenson.

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I like it!

[jennifer-buehler]

http://www.musicnotes.com is also a great source for music.

[jennifer-buehler]

http://www.harp.com has several collections but I would say that none of them are geared at beginners level.

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