20 Sep 02 - 11:02 PM (#788395) Subject: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: GUEST,john from hull Happy Birthdat Harpmaker, 9John the Harp is the maker of the finest harps in Hull, look at his website www.dolphinharps.com he has got a CD as well called Oxytoxin, there is him and Mrs Harpmaker singing and playing the harp, it is really nice, you can buy it via PM or email johnharpmaker@karoo.co.uk |
21 Sep 02 - 03:20 AM (#788431) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: GUEST Happy Birthday to the finest harpmaker in Hull!!! |
21 Sep 02 - 03:41 AM (#788432) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: Oaklet From one harpmaker to another, many happy returns harpmaker. By the way, what is the best filler to use? I've been to Ray's Auto World, but I find that most don't take the creosote as well as the surrounding mdf and some of my harps look a bit blotchy. Also, where do you get all those little metal gismos that make the harp change key? I currently make harps in G, A, C and D, but charging £400 for a set of four, puts some people off. Particularly those who want to join in in sessions. Hope you can help. |
21 Sep 02 - 04:25 AM (#788434) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: smallpiper Happy Birthday Harpmaker! Oaklet I thought you'd started making a full cromatic set of 20 harps what happened to that idea? |
21 Sep 02 - 06:27 AM (#788440) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: Oaklet Smallpliers I am surprised at you. As a survivor of the naked basssoooonist sessions at the Sloop, I thought that you'd realise that a D harp will be perfectly suitable for songs and tunes in C through to E. Similarly a G set with do for F-A and a C set will do for the rest. I am sure that melodeoeoenists use the same system. Colin and Karen, the delightful duo that delight us all on a Tuesday play in F# in a futuile attempt to avoid having their wonderful songs "enhanced" by a clamour of mouth organs, melodeoeoeoens, banjos and bassssoooons. This of course is futile but at least I used the gismos on my fiddle near the beard, to de-tune the thing. This is what I had in my mind for the new Oaklet Harp, thus saving a shit load of exterior-grade mdf. There is sprout on the window ledge in the gents in the Hase. |
21 Sep 02 - 07:55 AM (#788447) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: Bobert And one from yer ol' Wes Ginny buddy.. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Bobert |
21 Sep 02 - 10:00 AM (#788459) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: Amos HAPPIEST of BDays, John!! A |
21 Sep 02 - 10:26 AM (#788472) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: Les from Hull Happy Birthday John Les and Maggie |
21 Sep 02 - 12:06 PM (#788523) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: Mr Happy have a lifetime of happy birthdays, cheers, mr |
22 Sep 02 - 04:02 AM (#788903) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: Liz the Squeak Much of this thread is complete gibberish... so no change there then! Happy birthday!! LTS |
22 Sep 02 - 05:13 AM (#788916) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: smallpiper Ah but oaksprout I thought that the set you were making was for use in orchestras and such not just for session playing remember there is only one key - the key of pipe! And it dosn't work for melodionists because they get turned into skins for bahoooooderananananans! |
22 Sep 02 - 06:41 AM (#788931) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: GUEST,ossonflags in the black country Happy birthday shuckleberry!!!! have a coooooooooool day,hope to see you tonight for sume bear and song etc at the Sun. love from me and Mrs.Ossonflags |
22 Sep 02 - 06:49 AM (#788933) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: Mr Red Steady as you go on the celebrations, harpist should be half pissed? |
22 Sep 02 - 07:45 AM (#788954) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: The DeanMeister Happy Birfdy, John, from Mr., Mrs., and the little Deanmeisters. Hope to see you at the Sun Inn tonight. |
22 Sep 02 - 02:45 PM (#789096) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Harpmaker From: Willa Harpy birthday, John |