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Tacye
ParticipantWhat country are you in?
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ParticipantHave you found these sites?
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ParticipantI think most players buy mail order from harp specialists – or you could go to the World Harp Congress which will be in Canada this year and browse.
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ParticipantIs the text clear enough that you are sure it isn’t vaghezza?
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ParticipantCould it be an Artone?
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ParticipantIs your concern about string spacing because you have large hands?
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ParticipantDo you already have a microphone you are happy with?
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ParticipantFor what sort of harps and what standard of players are you hoping to write for?
January 16, 2011 at 5:46 pm in reply to: Josh Layne has started a youtube weekly video series and demonstrates amazing pedaling #157934Tacye
ParticipantThank you for the suggestion to google French Harpist…
http://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/3253575/Hulton-Archive
The foot ready for a pedal change is probably my favourite bit of this one!
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ParticipantI agree with Carl that it is easier in the long run to learn to read different styles of pedalling rather than do it all again.
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Participant“24
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ParticipantThe use of language in which a purely instrumental piece of music becomes a ‘song’.
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ParticipantI think the reason you have not had any replies is there are several ways of playing double thirds, depending on the piece.
January 8, 2011 at 5:00 pm in reply to: Handel’s Harp concerto originally for harp AND lute? #106144Tacye
ParticipantMy favourite recording of this is from I think 1966 with harp and lute in Thurston Dart’s reconstruction with Ossian Ellis on harp.
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ParticipantSaul,
Ebonite is not wood, it is a hard rubber.I am amused that your distaste for synthetics does not extend to Nylon strings, which are unquestionably plastic.
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