[Simona Millham]

I vote for the little 24 string Blevins Tayce pointed out on the Clarsach Society site.

[Simona Millham]

Hi Madeline

I think you might find so few strings rather limiting – when I was a new beginner I started off with a 19 string lap harp because I was obsessed with “something small”.

[Simona Millham]

Hi Liesl – I’ve been learning harp for 2 years and what you describe is exactly how I am as a student.

[Simona Millham]

Hi Liesl – I’ve been learning harp for 2 years and what you describe is exactly how I am as a student.

[Simona Millham]

Hi Liesl – I’ve been learning harp for 2 years and what you describe is exactly how I am as a student.

[Simona Millham]

I train people how to use and sell software and I enjoy technology. I’d make sure that we have Internet access in our commune so we can keep people updated on this column 😉

[Simona Millham]

You are a very elegant and inspiring performer. Thanks for posting your videos!

[Simona Millham]

I’ve found it really useful to go back and play something I haven’t played for a year – so I’m pretty much sight reading, but the fingers start to remember and I start to recognise the tune (thus making it slightly less frustrating that trying to sight read a random unknown tune!)

I’ll be interested in the other suggestions.

[Simona Millham]

I’m just loving the Third Gymnopedie – thanks for the tip, Barbara!

[Simona Millham]

Thank you Barbara and Patricia!

[Simona Millham]

Wow! Beautiful!!! Does he/she have a name yet?!

[Simona Millham]

I’m voting for Triangle and extended Warrior 2!

[Simona Millham]

I attend a lot of yoga classes and I think your idea is a good one. I do also think the advice already given is well worth following! Good luck and let us know how it goes.

[Simona Millham]

I usually do 2 or 3 x 30 minute sessions per day.

[Simona Millham]

Yup, I’m jumping up and down with you here too!!!!! Keep us posted! :)))

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