The Guitarpa Finds a New Home
After decades of drooling, we finally got the chance to see and examine the fabled Gallegos...
Read MoreOct 4, 2024
After decades of drooling, we finally got the chance to see and examine the fabled Gallegos...
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In the field of American harp guitar history, there has always been three key – and very...
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In the United States, some fifty-five different firms and individuals built harp guitars in the...
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While not a harp guitar-specific post, today’s adventure will include a few hints of them,...
Read MoreJun 29, 2024
This is the last in a series of my “AMIS Trip Report,” where I wrote about some of the people and...
Read MoreJun 18, 2024
In Part 3, I told a personal story of tracking down a French collector’s instruments at the...
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Last week I shared some of the photos I took in the MIM galleries during our American Musical...
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Greetings, Bohmann aficionados! I’ve just finished an update to get all the recent years of...
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Readers of my book Floating Strings: The Remarkable Story of the Harp Guitar in America will...
Read MoreMar 18, 2024
I have long counted myself extremely fortunate to be among the rarified owners of that Holy Grail...
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