[kathy-chanik]

Brook, I was just watching your videos again.

[kathy-chanik]

Hi, Karen-about having those two lower strings.

[kathy-chanik]

Alison, you guys are doing a great job keeping us informed of the results-even better than the official website.

[kathy-chanik]

Carl, I seem to remember a technician telling me you can get more sound out of the instrument

[kathy-chanik]

I’d like to know if there was anything new or fabulous in the exhibit hall?

[kathy-chanik]

If anybody’s interested in hearing some sound clips of the Chamber Harp, I found some on

[kathy-chanik]

I see by the Facebook photos that the new Princessa with the extended soundboard has 38 strings, with the low B and A added.

[kathy-chanik]

Yes, Grainne Hambly.

[kathy-chanik]

Deb, the Donegal is a completely different harp than the Ogden.

[kathy-chanik]

Wow, Christian!

[kathy-chanik]

I find my fingertips make a harsh scraping sound while plucking unless I keep them well polished with an emery board every day, and it also keeps those fingertip splits at

[kathy-chanik]

Sidney, you might take a look at Harper Tasche’s books-he’s written quite a bit for smaller harps with no levers.

[kathy-chanik]

OMG, I thought it was WONDERFUL.

[kathy-chanik]

Karen, you’re going to get a lot of disagreement on this one.

[kathy-chanik]

Susan, Marjorie Call was my teacher also.

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