I may not have posted details to my blog, but I’ve been anxiously awaiting the completion of a beautiful replica of the Trinity College harp for a number of months now. David Kortier in Duluth, Minnesota, US, has made a beauty. The box is willow, the neck and forepillar are black walnut, and the back [...]
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I cannot tell you how often I see posts on the WireHarp list from students who bemoan the lack of knowledgeable teachers in their area. Complain no more, good people, as there is a solution to this dilemma! Skype lessons can put you in touch with some of the most skilled teachers and players [...]
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