8 comments on My Harp

1. My harp shall ne’er its soothings hush! This poem is in the public domain. John Rollin Ridge was the author of The Life and Adventures of Joaquin Murieta, the Celebrated California Bandit (W. B. Cooke and Co., ), which became the first English novel written by a Native American writer, and Poems (Henry Payot & Company, ).

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2. The My Harp Mastery® Scale of Success If you’re the type of harpist who wants to know they’ve checked all the boxes and put all the pieces of harp playing in place in a systematic way so you can make steady progress, then the Scale of Success is for you.

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3. Dave Shaul, World of the Harp. David Shaul has been principal harpist with symphony orchestras in Arizona and California. A virtuoso performer on both folk and pedal harp, Dave not only performs, he also presents workshops and lectures on World harps, pan-Celtic, and Renaissance/Baroque harp music.

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4. Welcome to the New MyHarper Portal. Please Sign Out and close your browser when done. If you experience login issues, click the ‘Get password’ link below. Look up.

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5. Hallo all Harp lovers My Harp chat will be updated from time to time with topics around harp therapy and the experiences I can share with you when I visit clients. The chat will also include information around harp techniques and ways to play harp for .

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6. The harp effect is how I went from being a novice in my own living room to playing my first wedding, even before I had the benefit of a wise and wonderful teacher. The harp effect is also what I come back to, every time I sit at the harp, even when the music I’m playing is jazz or rock or a fast jig rather than the sweet music that everyone.

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8. This edition will address: “How do I move my harp”, recommendations for different types of moves. First is a long distance move or shipping your harp. For this type of move the recommended way is to pack your harp in a heavy duty cardboard carton with the harp supported and isolated with “foam in place” or other high to medium density foam.

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