Barbara
P.S. It is much cheaper to buy it directly from Ardival. The London Early
Music Shop & the US Antique Sound Workshop are charging a lot more for it.
On Thu, 30 Jan 1997, mmc wrote:
> In addition to being made of animal skin, they have only eight strings
> which would make them severely limited. For the same $350 dollars plus
> maybe a little more you could get a real harp like the Heartland Lyra I
> am expecting any minute.
>
> I was looking for a bray harp and found a picture on the Internet. I
> sent a letter of inquiry (UK) about it (Crathes Renaissance Bray Harp).
> It has 19 strings, nylon or gut; bray pins;hollowed out Soundbox for 431
> pounds plus 30 pounds for shipping. Approximately what is the US value
> of a pound? Or the other way around?
>
> We sure have lots of choices........And then there is the thumb drum.
>
> Marijo
>