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I looked at it once and want to go back to it when I have more time.

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Thank you for your input.

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That’s the list MMEA is trying to create.

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Barenreiter

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I love “Song of the Lark” as well.

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I’ve had butterflies and other bugs land on my harp, but not a bird – yet.

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Not a costume persay, but the column was wrapped with a fake floral garland for a wedding once (tied on with satin ribbon – NO TAPE and nothing that could scratch or damage the harp!!!!!) and a “Repent” sign was hung from the top of the column during the show On the 20th Century by a cast member from the stage.

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. . . your livingroom and office are both music rooms, and guests have to sleep in the “harp room” since you have no guest rooms.
. . . your house is under construction and it all revolves around the harp:

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Woops – Our first dance was “Love and Marriage”

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Most of the time it’s because of the words.

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Good question.

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I’ve heard most of the comments mentioned, but not the one about removing the colored strings.

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I’m on Cape Cod and graduated from The Boston Conservatory.

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I don’t have an answer to your questions, but I LOVE playing this show!

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Alas, I wont be playing for “American Primative.”

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