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At 4’10” (or 11″, depending on the day) and soon to be 49 years old, I guess I should give this more thought than I have in the past.

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Wow!!!

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Ditto on the Crate Limo!

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As a part-time commercial fisherman, I only name my boats, but not my harps.

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Hole-in-the-Wall Anchorage in Southeast Alaska, on the eve of the commercial salmon season opener. I played for the blessing of the fleet.

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I join everyone in saying this is really great news!

Tonie

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It probably depends on the type of harp you want to transport, and how you plan to transport it.

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Please let us know if you find anyone who has done an arrangement of “Fly Me to the Moon.”

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I second the praise for the Blevins Lyra 22.

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I have one and I love it.

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Hi Brandee,

I also play an 85 Petite, which as Tony says, is very similar.

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Hi Brandee,

I also play an 85 Petite, which as Tony says, is very similar.

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Hi Brandee,

I also play an 85 Petite, which as Tony says, is very similar.

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There are some good books on this subject, too.

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Hi Jean,

You might want to call or email Marni at Classic Harps Northwest.

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