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ParticipantRight now I’m a 15 year old high school softmore. I go to boarding school in the Boston area. I wish I could get more practicing in but unfortunately I can’t. School is from 8-3 Tech Crew from 3:30-5 required dinner 6-6:30 and required study hall 7:30 to 9:30. The practice rooms close before dinner so
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ParticipantHi My name is Anne, I am from the Netherlands – Den Haag. I started playing the pedal harp 2 years ago.. I play a Salvi Daphne 44 and I am the proud owner of a beautiful Erard Grecian. Kind regards…
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ParticipantDear Ms. Bolsover
November 29, 2008 at 12:10 am in reply to: Who was the harpist in Ricky Ricardo’s orchestra? #104752unknown-user
ParticipantHi,
My name is Eileen McDonald Bolsover.
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ParticipantCat scratches?
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ParticipantIf anyone gets “Strings” magazine, there is a wonderful article this month about a young woman who was an Olympic
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ParticipantThe bass line is given. The assignment is to write SAT lines and do the chord analysis and write the figured bass symbols.
The challenge is to work within the limits of the given bass line. I’m doing better but it’s the hard musical task I’ve ever learned. Sight reading is a breeze in comparison.
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ParticipantHi,
I’ve settled Mrs Zighera’s estate (she was Bernard’s 2nd wife), and have found
scrapbook materials and photos if you are interested.
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ParticipantI was through Hindemith the first time around, but as I recall, what I had was published as one volume.
I do faithfully obey the “smallest possible interval” rule, but still find myself at the end of a chord progression with too many errors, hence my desire for additional practice.
Thank you for the response, though!
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ParticipantI also have an Erard harp with the
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ParticipantHi, Does anyone know the harps of colamusic, I think it’s
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Participant*intermittently
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ParticipantLiam,
I’m honestly not sure how to describe the finish. All I know is that it is a natural maple and European birch laminate Harpsicle with no stain or paint.
Thanks,
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ParticipantThanks, Rod! I was just playing in the lobby since I’m still kind of new at this sort of thing, but I played better than I normally do and one employee in particular said it really helped her because she had been so stressed out all day. I’ll definitely be going back! I’ll probably try going once a week or so as I can, and then I’m also playing at a nursing home next week (I’ve played there once before) and then I’m also playing at the Christmas party for work and intermittenly at church. Phew! How did that happen? 😉
But yes, we do all love our harps, and every little scratch is like a scratch on us!
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ParticipantAudrey,
That’s so funny–I was wondering if I should have gone with a different header.
Thanks for the advice. I think I might try that, and yes, it’s a maple harpsicle, so I’m thinking it should work. Oh, and if I ever do meet a great harper named Mark, I’ll be sure to pass on his insight!

Becky
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