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ParticipantI found it!!! Who needs it? Email me at jweissman@mill-usa.com and I will fax
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ParticipantUt oh.
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ParticipantI believe that theory is critical for harpists.
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ParticipantThe Christopher Page books are the best resources I’ve found on Early Music.
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ParticipantMy foot position depends on the piece.
September 20, 2003 at 4:00 am in reply to: How old were you when you started playing the harp? #166190unknown-user
ParticipantIm started playing harp at 6 years old listening the Alfredo Rolando Ortiz paraguayan harp LP’s. In 1987 i got contact with him getting some information,techniques and special effects of the paraguayan harp. Actually I’m 27 years old. Im played in most hotels in P.R
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ParticipantI’m also looking for the sheet music for Storybook Love – I found one place on the internet but they no longer had it in stock and told me that it was currently out of print.
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ParticipantI have just gotten a Venus Classic Grand Concert harp!
It has a beutiful sound! It is very Nice sounding to.
Venus is very nice (espically theirSeptember 10, 2003 at 4:00 am in reply to: Recommended book for Celtic Harp (beginner’s question) #89537unknown-user
ParticipantHi Pawel,
I’m a harp teacher from Hungary and we haven’t many celtic harps or celtic harp
teachers too 🙂 But: why don’t you ask a classic harp teacher to start teaching you?
I have bought a celtic harp (because I’ve no money for a concert-harp), I was
searching for Celtic tunes in catalogues and on the internet, and I tried them…be sure
about there is no big difference between the two instruments…for the first time 🙂
But if you want to do it alone here you can find the most popular and simple book
from a famous celtic harper, Sylvia Woods
http://harpcenter.com/Merchant2/
merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=5111Z&Category_Code=SWBooks&Prod
uct_Count=0
Bye
Csilla Gulyas
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ParticipantThanks for the info. My GuZheng seems to be similar to the ‘Popular’ ‘dragon pattern’. There was a small leaflet with the name Dunhuang, T-6, QB1155-91. It was circa 375 USD inc. hard case (sale 1/2 price). It’s 21 nylon tape coated steel string model. AFAIK the importer deals in western instruments made in China, but any fills any remaining container space with ethnic instruments.
http://uk.geocities.com/icarrusi/axe/axe.htm
“The left side of the bridge is used when “fa” and “ti” are required (and the corresponding sharps and flats of course):)”
Pat which strings are tuned on the left side with respect to those on right side? I saw some photos of tunings with all the bridge pieces grouped closer to the right side. Are those diatonic tunings?
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Participantthere are various model of guzhengs for sale.
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ParticipantHello – If anyone has a copy of the music that could be sent/faxed to Australia that would be very helpful. I am getting married the first weekend in October!!
MarissaSeptember 3, 2003 at 4:00 am in reply to: Looking for Best Harp Teacher in Bay Area, CA region #167897unknown-user
ParticipantMy daughter had an excellent teacher in Walnut Creek, CA named Jessica Siegel-Tonti.
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ParticipantRachel Ferris does teach private lessons and she’s wonderful.
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ParticipantMareika,
I have found that if you can find one harpist, they usually know many more (including instructors).
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