4 Instruments
Lyra Harps
Lyra harps handcrafted in rosewood, with between seven and twenty four strings tuned to a scale so any string plucked sounds in tune. Held in the lap rather than standing on the floor, and played with the fingers or a plectrum. Most come with numbered tablature, so a recognisable tune is possible within an hour with no theory and no prior training at all. String count runs from around seven up to twenty four, and more strings means more range rather than more difficulty, since every string is already tuned to the scale. Budget for a clip on chromatic tuner and a tuning key, both inexpensive and both essential, because new strings stretch and need tuning daily for the first fortnight. Keep it away from radiators and sustained damp, which affect both tuning stability and pin fit.
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