Links
Some of our friends on the net
The national body supporting the Celtic harp - join this if you want to learn the harp! They also run the Edinburgh International Harp Festival. |
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Funders who make great things happen in Coventry and Warwickshire |
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| East Midlands Clarsach Society | An active branch on our doorstep |
Lottery Funds made easy for small community projects |
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The sort of people who should be funding projects like this! |
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Our new home, and Coventry's gallery, museum, media and archive service. |
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Sprawling site full of wonders connected to all things traditional, and some intriguing photos of the harp as a folk instrument (this link). |
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A few harp dealers who also have music, strings and advice on offer |
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Harp makers and suppliers of strings, music and expertese |
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Harp importers, including the "Ravenna" harps used in the Harp Centre. Also strings, music etc. |
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Importers of Camac Harps and all-round stars |
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A new venture by harpist Helen Naylor based in Derbyshire |
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Harps for beginners using cardboard soundboxes. Made by harper Steph West |
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Maker with a strong reputation, including triple and double harps |
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Some harpists who have been involved in Small Harps projects (there are plenty more out there!) |
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Our patron and master of the Welsh Triple Harp |
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Pushing the boundaries of what is possible on a harp! |
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A massive force for innovation in the harping scene - both in her music making and her organising bands, events etc |
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One of few English harpists on a par with the best in Scotland and Ireland |
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The Columbian harp - impossible not to dance to |
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Great Harpist and lovely fellow all round |
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Oxford based harper and teacher, who runs a monthly harp session and teaches our harp clubs |
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I've included my own site because it has some more opinionated comments about harps and tuning |
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