[Maria Myers]

Thanks, Steven!

Anybody else want to chime in about easy etude books?

[Maria Myers]

Thanks, Steven.

[Maria Myers]

Does anyone out there have this method book, and if so, what can you tell me about it?

Maria

[Maria Myers]

Is it called Metodo per Arpa?

[Maria Myers]

If anyone else has ideas for books on etudes, they would be welcome!

[Maria Myers]

Thank you Saul.

What book of etudes do you recommend?

[Maria Myers]

What are some good books to buy for a beginner-intermediate harpist in order to learn scales, arpeggios and etudes?

[Maria Myers]

I don’t play lap harp, but if I ever decide to go into it, I’ll read what Christina has to say.

[Maria Myers]

Barbara,

I was wondering the same thing, if this is just repeating the experience of others.

Michaela’s been playing the harp for a little over a year, according to her posts.

[Maria Myers]

I think that it was pretty obvious that you meant skill in playing the harp in an orchestra setting.

[Maria Myers]

Janice,

I can’t find the ad for the Triplett.

[Maria Myers]

After playing lots of different harps, and really knowing what I love now, I’m still glad I have it. I did the right thing.

[Maria Myers]

Janice,

It’s on sale, but for $9,995 (might as well just say $10,000).

[Maria Myers]

Briggs,

Even if I were rich, I wouldn’t buy that Thormahlen harp for that price!

[Maria Myers]

Briggs,

Just saw a ridiculously expensive lever harp–$11,500.

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