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Sam,

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Thanks Barbara – looks like first we should see if

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No Aussie book I have ever seen either.

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Yes, amazing is the right word there

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There is a two part you tube of a program called Concerto – it has James Galway and Marisa Robles preparing the Mozart flute and harp with a

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My daughter has played one of these on a camp a couple of years ago so I asked her.

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You need to find a teacher first – ask around, try the local chapter of the American Harp Society, ask the local orchestra who harps for them when they need it and see who they suggest., try the Suzuki local people…

Then have a chat with her/him about harps.

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One parent to another here;

Back your own judgement.

There are a lot of L+Hs in the USA.

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That ebony one above has a soundboard that looks like the ones I have seen this year.

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Well, if it is any help I prefer mahogany

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Sorry Carm, just got to the bit where you said what you are playing…

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Oh

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Wow,

That is spectacular.

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I adore ebony too but Philippa loves more aged looking

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I’ve thought about how little the makers mention the physics of the sound in their blurb.

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