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Looks like a Pakistani harp.

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It was Tom Sawyer, but good point.

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Seems to me a small, folksy accordion is a different story from one of those big piano accordions.

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(sigh) Absolutely anything would be better than the levers I have, but these sure sound good.

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At the WHC in Vancouver, Dave had a booklet of car colors, meaning you can actually get your harp to match your car! (That would be salsa red in my case.) The “natural” looks like black tweed.

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Pamela also said that you can’t do the painting on a used harp. I imagine that’s because you’d have to remove any finish from the soundboard.

I loved some of her artwork, especially the ivy.

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It occurred to me that my chosen instruments are all instruments you put your arms around and make the sound very directly with your own fingers. I think that should be very appropriate.

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Good for her, especially for rejecting “Jingle Bells” in favor of “Silent Night.”

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The same to you and to everybody else!

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This is our second notification of the fact, but thanks for the article!

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Thanks!

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Universal sharping levers? What the heck are they?

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I usually pray I won’t have to replace those strings.

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I hope there will be more TK.

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Where’s the link?

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