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¡Hola!
<span title="My spanish is poor, but here is the wikipedia site for
“arpa llanera.””>Mi español no es bueno, pero aquí está el sitio
de Wikipedia de “arpa llanera”. <span title="As it says, it
should be a diatonic harp of 32 to 33 strings.”><span title="As it says, it
should be a diatonic harp of 32 to 33 strings.”>Como lo dice, debe ser
un arpa diatónica de 32 a 33 cuerdas.¡Hola!
<span title="My spanish is poor, but here is the wikipedia site for
“arpa llanera.””>Mi español no es bueno, pero aquí está el sitio
de Wikipedia de “arpa llanera”. <span title="As it says, it
should be a diatonic harp of 32 to 33 strings.”><span title="As it says, it
should be a diatonic harp of 32 to 33 strings.”>Como lo dice, debe ser
un arpa diatónica de 32 a 33 cuerdas.Jean,
Here’s an advanced google search that may provide the information you’re looking for:
Michael
Harper Cait,
Glad I was able to suggest something that was helpful.I’ve been wondering why your new strings were buzzing against your sharping levers to begin with.
Hi all,
Talking about price – I see on Dave Kortier’s website, that you can buy a “Virtual Pedal Harp” for $5600.
On second thought, were you to attempt this even with a cross strung, you couldn’t adapt a typical 5/7 cross strung (which is based on the 12 black/white notes of the piano) directly.
Liam,
Not exactly a harpistic topic!
But as one more example of absurd coincidence in action, I’ve spent a lot of time (probably too much time!) setting up mandolin bridges.
Sanding them so the feet lay flat and perpendicular to the body can be tough!
