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Hello Mr S.

Your subject sounds very interesting.

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Mr S.

When I read your question I did not realize what a tough one it is!

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Hi Lisa —

I have really enjoyed working in Jo Morrison’s “Beginning Harper’s Tunebook”.

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Lauren —

You should go see your doctor.

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Assuming that you are interested in information on pedal harps, there are two sites that

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Helen —

You do not want to tap them in (with a hammer, mallet, etc.).

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Opps — I need to learn to proof what I write.

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Lyon & Healy lists 3 dealers in South Korea on their website.

http://www.lyonhealy.com/worldwideDealers.htm

(I checked Salvi’s website.

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It is Angel Padilla Crespo.

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Barbara Poeschl-Erdich wrote her PhD (Boston University College of Fine Arts) dissertation on the sonata.

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Julie —

Erich Rase is still in the business.

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I believe that University of Oregon offers a degree in Folk Harp performance (or some such).

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Kay —

This is from a reply that I posted from someone asking specifically for exercises for the feet.

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I would like to pose the question as to why one would even refer such a person to other musicians (of harp or other instrument)?

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I did not mean to slight Salvi Harps.

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