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Also. I have used them on ALL strings requiring an anchor.

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I absolutely love them! As far as I’m concerned, they are a game changer.

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I like to use selections from the Campbern Christmas Collection. especially O Come, O Come Emanuel, Noel Provencal by Grandjany, and, new this year (for me), Mary, Did You Know, arr.  Erin Freund.

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Thanks so much to those of you who have reached out and replied to me! I really appreciate your help AND the existence of this forum to connect with other harpists. Thanks again! Joan

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I love this Noel by Grandjany! A friend gave me an antique copy of this a few years ago, and it is gorgeous. I play it every Christmas season. Probably best for pedal harp.

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I’ve played it, and it was a lot of fun! Fortunately I got the music about a month in advance, so I knew it pretty well by the time we rehearsed and performed it. Not terribly difficult, as long as you have time to learn the music.

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Hello, I am also in need of this harp part. If you’ve already scanned it and could email it to me , I would be so grateful! It would save me a drive to get the part before having to sightread it at dress rehearsal in 2 weeks. Best, Joan Steinberg

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A few local community orchestras around

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Hi Madeline, good for you!

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Thank you for your thoughtful question.

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We are doing the Suite #1.

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Yes, it is probably on a wedding

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Plan B is inside a party tent, or perhaps a building.

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I’ve always used the first 4 or 5 of Salzedo’s

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