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The best lever arrangement is Dewey Owens.

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I think it’s not just a matter of tuning but lever technique as well.

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There’s an interesting post from Jerry Brown about it on the Yahoo Harplist.

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There’s been a lot of discussion on this

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A Renaissance bray harp and one of those cool trinity replicas just for show and a real wire harp to play and a new house so I’d have a room just for my harps

Jennifer

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I had been playing for barely a year, self taught, and played a few christmas tunes for the nursing home christmas party.

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I just wanted to clarify that I wasn’t suggesting making changes in different places every time–just finding out what worked best for you.

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Levers can become almost automatic as well.

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There’s a write up on it in one of the recent Folk Harp Journals.

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Thanks for the info!

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Go to google and type in harp column before your topic.

Jennifer

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They’ve discontinued it and I don’t know what the sound was like but the Triplett Nino used fiberglass for the body.

Jennifer

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I was just listening to one of the CDBaby podcasts and there’s one on social networking.

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It’s my turn to have some one ask for this piece!

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I highly recommend any of Beth Kolle’s books.

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