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A string instrument with strings perpendicular to the soundboard. For questions regarding the free reed wind instrument, use the "harmonica" tag.
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Why do these notes have two sets of beams?
I'm puzzled by the bar ringed in red from a piece for Celtic harp (La danseuse T'ang, in Images de Chine, by Monique Grabus). … My harp teacher advises me to play it as a phrase flowing between the hands, which works fine; but I thought that would be notated like this:
which is much simpler. …
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