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The Kerry has screw in legs so your budget option would be to work out what screw thread you need (I assume your harp has the nuts in place, if not the project gets more involved).

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Permission granted!

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I like my knee block higher than that, though not as high as some.

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Getting some sort of noise out of the harp which doesn’t clash is often my aim- very well put!

and yes, 2/6, being 2/3 of a triplet 2/4 bar…

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If you ever get the opportunity to try the Mozart on a period instrument, or even an intermediate such as a properly strung Grecian or fourchette single action sieze it.

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Complex rhythms… I am reminded of a piece I faced earlier this year – 2/6 as a time signature?!

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The Andres Algues are nice to play and fit well under the fingers.

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On a related note where do people look when looking at neither the strings nor the music?

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You might want to talk to Becky Applin as she is a (pedal) harpist composer in your part of the world (or at least was).

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Most of the harp shops know who the local teachers are – I would ask Pilgrim, Morley’s and Hollywell in any order.

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Both 1st and 2nd harp parts are on imslp.

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Have you seen the harp lessons on Teifi’s site?

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Have you done turns under and over with your teacher?

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In my experience they get retuned a lot for different pieces.

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Didn’t you say you were also thinking of visiting Teifi?

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