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I think you should also consider the Teifi Eos as another similar contender.

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Changing levers does need new screw holes, but they are only tiny and don’t make me worry for the strength of the neck.

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Can she hold the harp with her knees only?

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Can she hold the harp with her knees only?

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Can she hold the harp with her knees only?

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What are you moving the harp in?

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How hard are the blades to turn?

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I had the steel feet on my L&H replaced with Salvi plastic wheels and it is much easier to move the harp now.

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Bernard Andres’ Algues are musically worth while, have no lever changes within the pieces and aren’t too tricky- they require good basic technique (with a few special effects) rather than advanced technique.

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First I strongly advise you to ask Dorman about those cracks- they may be veneer cracks, but vertical cracks in the soundboard can be serious.

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Do you want to look at your harp or play it?

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Are you familiar with Kodaly?

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Are you familiar with Kodaly?

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Are you familiar with Kodaly?

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For one thing, I was tuning the As, Bs, and Es with the lever down.
Do your levers engage downwards or upwards?

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