“They are very lively, every note is like a crystal bell.' yyc
But it was born out of necessity. Instead of renting his daughter a harp, he made one.
“We took my daughter to a woman named Joanne Meis — she had been doing it for years and she learned how to build harps from her father. I said: ‘Maybe I will build a harp’.” Her eyes rolled over because she heard this from every dad who walked in to rent a harp for their child.” “A year later I started to build that first harp and Joanne spent time with me to analyze it and that’s how it started.”“They are very lively, every note is like a crystal bell,” Delorme-Newsom said. “Other harps I noticed I have to work harder, they don’t speak as much.”“The harps feel a natural part of my life, they are just part of the family,” Delorme-Newsom said.
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