[Jeanne-Marie Maher]

How about for the non pedal harpists? I have only been playing 2 years (a covid project -with no musical background). It’s been fun. I have a teacher but did swing a harp regulation with a 2.5 hour drive one way. I would like to learn how to handle my own and maybe other’s harps. I own a Dusty FH 26 (old tapered pins) and a new Crescendo. Dusty has a book but I’d love to learn from a professional on site if possible. I live in the mountains of NH but might be willing to relocate for this experience if not too long. Is the above book good for levered harps? Appreciate your help!

[Jeanne-Marie Maher]

thanks so much everyone. I was worried it might be too bright, I want a warmer light rather than bright one (though need the light also). Has anyone any experience with “Auray M-LED18-CL 18-LED Clip-On Music Stand Gooseneck Light (Cool/Warm Light) though B and H ? It appears to be a great deal and good seller.
thank you
Jeanne-Marie

B&H # AUMLED18CL MFR # M-LED18-CL

[Jeanne-Marie Maher]

only looking for lighting on pages and onto strings. Not lighting up harp. I like the manhasset stand lights but have a hamilton too. Thinking about LED some are really inexpensive and some are not. Prefer warmer lighting not blue light of 3000K plus. Any other thoughts greatly appreciated.

[Jeanne-Marie Maher]

does it give you enough light for your harp strings? How many LED’s in this one?

thanks!!!

[Jeanne-Marie Maher]

thanks has anyone tried any of the less expensive LED clip on’s and are they ok for lighting and to see the strings? thanks everyone (esp Gregg)

[Jeanne-Marie Maher]

any updates on lighting thoughts? I’m new to playing harp but need better lighting for my music stand and would like some light onto my strings. Usually prefer 2700K light (warm) but most are at least 3000. Would prefer not to pay a lot since I am new .

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