Thanks! Right now I'm taking it slow.

Nikki

Thanks for the welcome!

Thanks for the welcome and YES..the symphony was a great introduction...my mom and I learned so much and had lots of fun!

I love it! I play it after a stressful day at work. I grew up playing the organ and this is a great substitute since I have not had an organ for about 24 years. I never thought of playing with 2 bows until I saw some of the videos! I am excited to learn that!

Thank you!

Thanks so much!  I'm thinking of getting a baritone and since it will be large, using two smaller bows (the ones I have now are 14 inches).  Peace, Nalo

Thank you! It's my pleasure to join!

Thank you! Really nice to have your welcome. I enjoyed your videos on youtube when I was becoming inspired to buy an instrument. 

Best wishes

Christine

Oh, that’s amazing!  I figured the bowed psaltery players must all live back East somewhere.  I’d love to try some different ones.  How great that you live right here!

Thank you!

Lisa

Thank you for your warm welcome, I'm happy to be here, I will not hesitate to ask you my BP questions! :-) 

Thank you for your warm welcome - it is much appreciated. I'm looking to purchase an instrument sometime in the next few weeks here in the UK. I'll keep you informed of what happens!

Thank you all for your welcomes. I managed to play Twinkle twinkle little star yesterday! First tune but from little acorns mighty oaks grow I hope. I do have a problem with tuning thePsaltery though and keeping it in tune. Had a quick look around this site and love it.

Thanks to all for a very warm welcome.  I am eagerly awaiting my b.p. Tracking it as it finally leaves the States for Oz. The Xmas parcel mail season is upon us so I must be patient. I will certainly post photos on its arrival.  No luck finding any information as to its maker.  Merry Xmas to all.   

Thanks for the welcome. Happy to be here.

Thank you for your kind welcome. I must confess the comments posted on my application for membership were somewhat tongue in cheek. Down under we cultivate dry humour in a hot summer climate. But meant in the friendliest of ways. I think this is a great site and I realise as a newcomer I have so much to learn - not daunted -and I eagerly await the arrival of my first psaltery acquired from a Florida member, Kathy, who has been most helpful, acquainting me of your group site. Best wishes to all.   

Hi, Thanks for your cumpliments. Daniel Yost , my husband, is the first luthier who has built BP in Argentina . We are interested in their educational potential and we are in the process of establishing an educational project for all ages , which also use a relative Mountain Dulcimer : the epinette des Vosges . For this reason we are very happy to find this page and hopefully can help with advice and bibliographic material. We want to give a well place to these instruments. Soon we will have videos and more details of our project. The direction of Daniel is www.medievando.webs.tl . This web has part of our artistic work , as well as some of the instruments that has built Daniel. 

(danielyost22@gmail.com)