Our harp teacher loaned me some books; they're not before me now, but I think this was one of them. From what I gather, most professional harpists learn to regulate their own instruments. As you say, it's not that complicated. The man that regulated our harps basically taught himself after his wife started playing the harp. I'm told he now regulates for several big-name orchestras and music schools. Seems to me that harp regulation is an even more esoteric skill than piano regulation! Okay, it's off-topic, so I'll leave it alone now. Greg In a message dated 5/9/2003 1:02:15 PM, Ron Koval wrote: >There is a good book out on just this subject (kindof the "Reblitz" of the >harp world): > >A Guide for Harpists >Care, Maintenance and Repair of the Pedal Harp >by Carl Swanson > >You may need to search harp sites, I ordered it off the net last year. > >Like piano regulation, it's not difficult to understand, but it takes time, >practice and patience to get the job done right! > >Ron Koval >Concordia U.
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