Mar 12
irish harpist mary oโhara (1954)
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irish harpist mary oโhara (1954)
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Autumn, some things are going into dormancy while others are still chugging along.
"Fingon brought a harp to Thangorodrim because he's just Like That" actually I'm pretty sure this is just harpist behavior. One of my previous mentors has a story about skiing with her lever harp because it was the only way to reach the remote location she was supposed to play at. Fingon is not special I'm afraid, at this point I'm half convinced all of us are at least a little insane. Maglor and Finrod are doing nothing to disprove this theory.
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Dearly Beloved ("still very beginner but we have made improvements for sure" edition)
Rock of Cashel: A young woman playing a harp to a large crowd in 1910. The harp has long been acknowledged as the national instrument of Ireland. Usually held by a female figure representing Erin, the instrument was a common sight at Gaelic revivalist events in the early 20th century.
Madison Calley