Hi Terry, I can't help you with the information you want but just a comment. To me, it seems very unusual for a harpist not to be able to tune her own. All the ones I've even had any contact with here in Houston and even in West Texas where I came from, always tuned their own. Would there maybe be another harpist in your area who could explain the process and you translate it into a method using the SAT III? If you completely strike out there, let me know and maybe I can get the teacher or one of the harpists at the university to give me/you some help with the process. Avery At 12:37 PM 10/26/01 -0400, you wrote: >I have a piano client that wants me to tune her harp also. I'm open to new >adventures - as long as I can do it. Does anyone know how a harp is tuned? >No stretch? Or do you have to account for string inharmonicity, etc.? If it >is straight forward, I am game to do it. If it requires some highly >specialized skill, she needs to find a harp tuner. Anyone know the ABCs of >harp tuning? I have a SAT III. > >Terry Farrell >
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