Sign In
New User? Sign Up
clairseach · clàirseach
? Already a member? Sign in to Yahoo!

Yahoo! Groups Tips

Did you know...
You can search the group for older messages.

Messages

  Messages Help
Advanced
Messages 136 - 165 of 1248   Oldest  |  < Older  |  Newer >  |  Newest
Messages: Simplify | Expand   (Group by Topic) Author Sort by Date ^
136
Folks, For anyone on here who hasn't seen my new harp and is interested, I have uploaded some pics. It was made by my brother, I believe he is taking...
Johny
ramserpent
Offline Send Email
Jan 3, 2006
12:37 am
137
Alasdair and all, Alasdair I have been studying scales on your site (which I have found very useful and informative!) and just wish to confirm something. It...
Johny
ramserpent
Offline Send Email
Jan 3, 2006
12:43 am
138
JP, Nice looking harp you have there! Very keen metal and pyrograph work! Your brother did a mighty job. Is it a single block box?? How's the bass strung? Chad...
Chad McAnally
irish_harper
Offline Send Email
Jan 4, 2006
2:29 am
139
... Chad, Cheers! Yeah, she is a real beauty...our Davy is rather brilliant...it is a willow sound box made from one piece...the bass is strung with an octave...
jpatton@...
ramserpent
Offline Send Email
Jan 5, 2006
12:41 pm
140
JP, Bliadhn' Ùr Mhath dhut, a charaid. Thanks for the question and also for putting the photos up on the website see we can all have a good ogle at the...
Alasdair Codona
calumcille
Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2006
3:55 pm
141
A chàirdean, Joseph Ennis is apparently Yahoo cookie unfriendly and has not joined the group. He is researching and writing an article on the Gaelic harp and...
Alasdair Codona
calumcille
Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2006
4:07 pm
142
My understanding is that brass making was invented/discovered in Europe in Roman times, i.e. the first few centuries AD. Certainly the copper alloy music wire...
Simon Chadwick
simonchadwick
Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2006
5:48 pm
143
I would wholeheartedly encourage Mr. Ennis to do more research before making sweeping statements like: "Neither the Celt nor the Gael had the secret of making...
Chad McAnally
irish_harper
Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2006
10:54 pm
144
I think he's have to document his assertion that brass was imported up until the 19th century. Everything I've read about medieval mettalurgy makes a point...
Edgar Peters
kaosharper1
Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2006
2:06 pm
145
I found that article fascinating because I think the world was much larger then, communication slower and indeed what was mixed might have varied greatly ...
Jacqueline Lynaugh
bluefairysto...
Offline Send Email
Jan 9, 2006
4:47 pm
146
Folks I need to get myself a case made for my new harp...It seems most harpers I have seen use soft cases...I wonder why, would a hard case not be better? I...
Johny
ramserpent
Offline Send Email
Jan 14, 2006
5:42 pm
147
Colorado case make a great hard harp case. I am eventually going to get one. You can get them with wheels and fibergassed outside. They are pretty sturdy and...
Janet Kurnick
janet_kurnick
Offline Send Email
Jan 15, 2006
9:14 pm
148
hi Alasdair I had mailed you off list last week - just wanted to let you know in case it has went AWOL again good luck davy...
davyp9393
Offline Send Email
Jan 15, 2006
10:31 pm
149
Thanks Janet, much appreciated. JP Signup to supanet at https://signup.supanet.com/cgi-bin/signup?_origin=sigwebmail...
jpatton@...
ramserpent
Offline Send Email
Jan 16, 2006
5:52 pm
150
Hi there JP, The idea of a soft case is I think that the foam absorbs the impact rather than transmitting it (as a hard case would) through to the ...
Simon Chadwick
simonchadwick
Offline Send Email
Jan 16, 2006
9:03 pm
151
Jean Paul, Hi there. I am assuming JP is Jean Paul. Re Cases....Go to www.celticharper.com/cases.html Look at Colorado Case Company and Harpers Hill. If this...
Jacqueline Lynaugh
bluefairysto...
Offline Send Email
Jan 17, 2006
7:42 am
152
Cheers for info folks...yeah, Simon I would prefer in ways to have a friend make the leather one, he made my old case and it was perfect for what I...
jpatton@...
ramserpent
Offline Send Email
Jan 17, 2006
4:32 pm
153
I don't know if the UK folks know Kim Robertson - she is a lever player but does quite a bit of travelling with her harp - she has camac levers and a Harpers...
Janet Kurnick
janet_kurnick
Offline Send Email
Jan 17, 2006
9:21 pm
154
Dear Davy, The last e-mail from you arrival perfectly, thanks. I apologise for not getting straight back to you: I've been at Celtic Connections and had...
Alasdair Codona
calumcille
Offline Send Email
Jan 20, 2006
2:46 pm
155
Just to let you all know, that the Early Music Show on BBC radio 3 today is from Glasgow, Andrew Lawrence King and his band doing Scottish music, some from the...
Simon Chadwick
simonchadwick
Offline Send Email
Jan 21, 2006
2:30 pm
156
Just to let you know that the February meeting of the Dublin Harpers' Circle will be taking place on Saturday 18 February in Clonsilla. If you are interested...
Niamh Tumelty
niamhtumelty
Offline Send Email
Jan 24, 2006
4:35 pm
157
Folks, I hope people don't mind me constantly fishing for answers to questions! I am still musing on links between harp scales and a possible correspondance to...
Johny
ramserpent
Offline Send Email
Jan 26, 2006
6:45 pm
158
John-Paul My interest is in musical scales. Now on your pentationic scale, it is a pentatonic scale, but not one of the pentatonic scales that are useful for...
bigjoe
bigjoe@...
Send Email
Jan 27, 2006
4:04 am
159
Hallo, I'm certain I've seen articles on harp and ogam and have some "buried" around here someplace-will look for them; I also have a paper on the mathematics...
Claire Sacks
wyldeharpe
Offline Send Email
Jan 27, 2006
4:43 am
160
Dia Dhaoibh, The possible relation between Ogham and music has fascinated me as well, but it's a loaded topic. Perhaps the Irish had a system analogous to that...
Chad McAnally
irish_harper
Offline Send Email
Jan 27, 2006
6:52 am
161
Dear John Paul, < do harp scales also work backwards > I'm thinking that the word scale means ladder which you go up and down on. Usually I...
Alasdair Codona
calumcille
Offline Send Email
Jan 27, 2006
6:11 pm
162
Hi Alasdair I need some of your help: On your quote: “I play a number of tunes in two sets, one in teud leagaidh tuning and the other in leth ghleus. Fàilte...
bigjoe
bigjoe@...
Send Email
Jan 27, 2006
8:12 pm
163
Dear Joe, Looks like we cant even use apostrophes on Yahoo now <All I know is the three scales that Edward Bunting gives on The Ancient Music of Ireland...
Alasdair Codona
calumcille
Offline Send Email
Jan 28, 2006
4:03 pm
164
Dear Alasdair I am reading my way through the back files of your Yahoo SIG, so far I am into November. I have lots of opinions and would like to inflict them...
bigjoe
bigjoe@...
Send Email
Jan 28, 2006
7:38 pm
165
... Exactly - up is normal, but if you get to the top you just go along the top and down the next side. ... I have some comments on this here: ...
Simon Chadwick
simonchadwick
Offline Send Email
Jan 28, 2006
8:10 pm
Messages 136 - 165 of 1248   Oldest  |  < Older  |  Newer >  |  Newest
Advanced
Add to My Yahoo!      XML What's This?

Copyright © 2009 Yahoo! UK. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Guidelines - Help