[Mel Sandberg]

Interesting one….. I can’t wait to see some answers.

My students don’t even want to do what I tell them about how to play the harp, fingers, hand positions, pedals etc…….

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I am also entrhalled and enchanted by the clip on You Tube, and I also think Mildred Dilling was a fantastic harpist.

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Good thing

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Saul, would you care to explain this expression to people whose first language is not English?

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I do Grandjany, but I find it so difficult.

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1. How does one play the Mendelssohn wedding march on a lever harp?

2. I have a LH 17 with gold, and a LH 100 without gold.

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A nice new harp for Mr S., so that he can have a 2nd harp.

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I also don’t recall anything to the effect of begging.

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Saul, why don’t you share who you decided is John Doe, with all of us?

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I have a Sony Handycam, bottom of the range, and it works like a charm.

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Carl, I meant

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Mr S, anybody who knows you, personally, via e-mail, or only on the Forum, knows that you are sincere, honourable, professional, kind, loyal, and that you always behave with all the decorum in the world at all times, and to all people.

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Me again, sorry, I pressed Enter too soon.

The issue of not “seeing a solution” as I described above, does not only befall me at the harp or piano.

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Carl, it never occurred to me to do it that way, and I’m sure it would work well.

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Patricia – thanks for this info, it is very informative, but even the French translation of La Source is not exactly the same as Am Springbrunnen. The “Am” means “by the”, as in somebody standing right next to it in close proximity.

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