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  • in reply to: Cheap pedal harps? #68466
    katerina
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    Look on this: http://www.selenaharps.com

    Good sound and price.

    in reply to: Silhouette #71433
    katerina
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    I bought one yesterday from http://www.lyonhealy.de in Remagen. Very good harp! Lightweight (but the additional stand for it is near 4 kg), portable, nice designed. Sound is VERY good. Nice levers, string tenzion is medium – so, it`s comfortable to play, – they use gut strings. Fully convinient harp. Amp section…. vell, you��ll never have “vijuuuuuoooooouuuu” in concerts :-). Other

    in reply to: Post You Harp Pic #102443
    katerina
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    Me with DS 36B.

    My job…

    in reply to: Harpists around the world! #167075
    katerina
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    Oops 8)!
    I’m from Moscow, Russia! Cool.

    in reply to: What I hate about being a harpist #105219
    katerina
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    Yes) It’s really terrible.

    Else, I don’t know how’s in your region, but in my lever harps is still looking like something unusial.

    in reply to: Where are you? #110298
    katerina
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    Great!) So, let it be russian countryside wine. Good change, I think. 🙂

    in reply to: What I hate about being a harpist #105215
    katerina
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    Goodbye manicure, don’t cry about me. When my fingernails are longer than 2mm I’m starting to feel myself uncomfortable.

    I hate that biggest bag in my band which I need to bear on my tender shoulder and pirple belt traces on mu skin. But the most i hate SUBWAY when I need to take somewhere fast in traffic-jam time – I’m shure, other people in metro hate me back.

    in reply to: Where are you? #110295
    katerina
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    Catherine (Katerina whe write) Antonenko. Moscow, Russia.

    PS: The next year I shall visit Frankfurt Music Massie and Edinburg harp fest. If someone will be there – let’s contact for a cup of coffie alife.) And also planing to visit some USA regions.

    in reply to: Jay Witcher harp #70727
    katerina
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    Sure 8)

    And he is a quite nice one.

    When I first called him to ask about wire and historical harps for an article we spend near

    in reply to: Any male harpists in here? #165573
    katerina
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    🙂 better you come to us for concerts and masterclasses, ok?

    Russia has very good pedal harp traditions. Vera Dulova, Varvara Ivanova, the great Slepushkin and ets. But noone played lever harps.

    Bandura is Ukrainian thing. Great stuff, I love it. Heh, I play a duet with Gusli (use lever harp), that’s really interesting. Celtic harp turned out to be good for Russian folk (I mean not only “Kalinka”, of course :))

    Lyon&Healy, Salvi.

    in reply to: Any male harpists in here? #165570
    katerina
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    I’m not a male, but I have a harp store in Moscow (Russia), selling both lever and pedal harps – and I was the first who started to sell lever harps here. For the last 2 years I had approximatelly 40 male clients who bought harps for their own. For Russia harp was not so popular between males, now I’m trying to change the situation as much I can. ‘Cause man with a harp – that is surely beatuful. 🙂

    Even my boyfriend became m student also.

    in reply to: Horngacher harp #146125
    katerina
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    I tryed that harps not long ago… But, myself, I better fond of Camac.

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