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Hi Rod, Lyon & Healy has them at Harp.com. They’re a set of 4 white felt picks. Hope this helps.
Cei Cei
Hi Holly! Yipeeeee!! Congrats to you! We are cousins now, as I have a 100 CG and also my 17! The 100 is a fabulous model, graceful and kind of sophisticated! What colour is yours? Mine is Mahogeny which is rather glamorous! Post a piccie on this or the other thread about harp photos on harp and accessories if you can.
Well, do tell us all! Where did you get it, what colour is it, what does it sound like…we really do live vocariously us harpists and are dying to know all the exciting details!
Love and best wishes to a fellow gurl with a new harp,
Curls!
Hi Laura,
In answer to the tin lids….yes, I have seen Tassie Devils, but not that often in the wild. You more hear them at night, making these nasty sounding noises and fighting (they are nocturnal and scavengers, and cute, but bitey!). And yes, Tasmania is cool…as in cold! It’s the coldest part of Australia. We get the currents from antartica.
Cheers,
Curls.
Yes, everyone nags me to put my photo on line, but no, I’m not gonna do that on the internet…I’ve had too many abusive private emails already! And the site of my plain Jane ness may start it up again (just kidding!)
But if anyone wants to email me privately I will send you a photo as an attachment via email. I have opened my email temporarily so that people can contact me, you do that by clicking on my name and then clicking on it again for the email address to come up.
Curls.
That Lionwood is gorgeous! Really unusual and so lovely. Thanks for posting it! I have never seen one in person, well, one day!
Heide,
Where in Houston do you live? We live in Katy & I work in the Galleria area.
I’m originally from Cincinnati but have been in Houston for 25 years. I
sometimes arrange music to accompany our church choir mostly at Easter
& Christmas. I’ve done some solo work with various results. I can
sight-read singing at the mic but playing the harp in public can still
freak me out.We hope to retire at our property in Brevard, NC in 5-7 years.
Alice Rethlake
