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Why did they invent the harp?
to sooth the minds of hard workers
What other part of the body is used when playing the harp?
fingers
What is the name of playing music with half filled glasses of water?
the glass harp
What occasion is the harp played for?
There are no specific occasions that call for harp. Outside of orchestras, harps are mainly used in small ensembles of traditional instruments, often for playing folk music.
Which instrument has 47 strings and 7 pedals?
harp
Mary played beautiful music on her grandmother harp?
Mary playing beautiful music on her grandmother's harp is a sign that she has practiced playing the harp.
Does playing the harp ruin your hands?
No.
Why did they invent the harp?
to sooth the minds of hard workers
What were Mary you hobbies?
Knitting and playing the harp dancing
Where can one go to see videos of harp music being played?
There are many videos on YouTube of people playing their harp. If you would like to see some more professional video you should check out the Harp Center online. They have many videos from how to play the harp to professionals playing some of their favorite pieces.
What is an anthropomorphic harp used for?
Used for African music playing
What other part of the body is used when playing the harp?
fingers
What distinguishes a Jew's Harp from an ordinary harp?
A Jew's Harp is a small piece of metal that fits in your mouth to make many different sounds and noises, where as a normal harp can be a very large string instrument.
What does harp not the symbol but the word?
To harp at someone is to criticize or put them down repeatedly and very much in their face. Or, a harp is a stringed instrument played with all the fingers.
Which activity did Newton not enjoy doing as a child?
Singing and playing a harp...
What are the special characteristics does a harp seal have?
they are very furry
What were Henry VIII's talents?
Restyling, Tennis, playing the lute, harp and the Organ.
