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Yes, e.g. from Blevins Harps: Xenith 34/24 or Xena 36/25.

There are several other builders of fine cross strung harps.

Lots of people start with a small cross strung of three octaves, e.g. Stoney End’s Esabelle, which can be made from a kit (or bought ready made).

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I meant of course ‘thought of’ instead of ‘though of’

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Have you though of trying a cross strung (chromatic harp)?

All the black keys directly under your fingers…

Also much cheaper than a pedal harp…

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Indeed, this is a scam.

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You may like to refer your students to this site:

http://www.yourharpist.com/harpworks.html

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You may try and buy Dusty Harps

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Hi Susie,

Do you mean you would like to hear the sound of

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Hi Jerusha,

Here http://www.myriad-online.com/en/docs/harmonydesc.htm

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I like Harmony Assistant: http://www.myriad-online.com/en/products/harmony.htm

Nice price and

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