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Here’s a link to a thread on the harp column

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Anderson is in America. If you want to go with an Australian business, there is Marsh insurance in Adelaide that have all risk cover for musical instruments. They are the ones that the musicians union of Australia endorse.

http://www.marsh.com.au/musicians/

phone numbers:

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Oops! I made a mistake! The first one I posted is the second movement and this one is the

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Gidi Karmon! He’s from Israel and posted on the coffee break thread about finding somewheres to practise in London (so cool!!) This one is the Debussy Trio Sonata for flute viola and harp, Ist movement. But there is also the 2nd movement of the Debussy and the first movement of the Handel concerto

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Hey Gidi! Sorry they removed some of your posts, I bet you would have got lots more offers if they didn’t remove some of them!

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I think most harps, pedal or lever, have that graduated spacing.

Some of the really traditional ones

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Fantabulous news!

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Thanks Tayce! That is a great thread!

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This is

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Cool website! I like the Salvi Ariana!

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Hey Adam! Or should I say “g’day mate” ha ha!! I’m not gonna

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Ha! He posted Everywhere? That’s funny! I clicked on his name and the only one that comes up is the Coffee break one so I guess they removed them..Its also funny that I

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that is the sweetest harp! A real sweetheart harp!

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I answered this one on the thread about how harps age and stuff too, but thought it’d be okay to say it here too. I think that a harp

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