Harpsicle Fullsicle - 26 String - Full Levers - Special Edition Solid Walnut
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Enjoy all the same great features as the Fullsicle Harp with the upgraded look, feel, and sound of the Special Edition Fullsicle Harp. Available in beautiful elegant woods to swoon over. In solid walnut, this harp also features upgraded wound bass strings for a better feel and improved bass response.
The Fullsicle Harp is the most popular of the Harpsicle Harps. It has bridge pins and Rees Levers on all strings, allowing access to all keys, however like all fully levered harps, the Fullsicle harp will require an initial retuning to make those keys accessible.
Tuning your Fullsicle harp to play with flats: Keys of F, B flat, E flat tuning to the key of F major. (using B flats)
1. Raise all your B levers.
2. Tune your harp as usual tuning the B's to a natural as usual.
3. Leave the B levers up for all keys except when you need B flats. Then for F major (B flats) lower the B levers and it will lower your B's 1/2 step to the flat.
4. If you want to play a song with 2 flats key of B flat major (B flat and E flat), use this same procedure and include all E's. Then the B flats and E flats will remain up, as naturals, unless you need them as flats.
5. If you want to tune for the key of E flat major (B flat, E flat and A flat), use the same procedure and add the A's.
Many harpists leave their harps tuned to E flat (with the B's, E's and A's up). Then they are able to play in up to 4 sharps and up to 3 flats without retuning their harp.
The Fullsicle Harp is the most popular of the Harpsicle Harps. It has bridge pins and Rees Levers on all strings, allowing access to all keys, however like all fully levered harps, the Fullsicle harp will require an initial retuning to make those keys accessible.
Tuning your Fullsicle harp to play with flats: Keys of F, B flat, E flat tuning to the key of F major. (using B flats)
1. Raise all your B levers.
2. Tune your harp as usual tuning the B's to a natural as usual.
3. Leave the B levers up for all keys except when you need B flats. Then for F major (B flats) lower the B levers and it will lower your B's 1/2 step to the flat.
4. If you want to play a song with 2 flats key of B flat major (B flat and E flat), use this same procedure and include all E's. Then the B flats and E flats will remain up, as naturals, unless you need them as flats.
5. If you want to tune for the key of E flat major (B flat, E flat and A flat), use the same procedure and add the A's.
Many harpists leave their harps tuned to E flat (with the B's, E's and A's up). Then they are able to play in up to 4 sharps and up to 3 flats without retuning their harp.
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I absolutely love my Fullsicle. The cherry would looks lovely and the sound it produces is rich. The double wound bass strings are an improvement and sound really good. The levers are nice...It is a light little harp, great for walking around and playing when doing harp therapy. It is light and comfortable to play. I should have bought it with the pick up installed as that is my next step...I am so glad it is my first harp.
Posted by Cheryl Van Herk on May 29, 2018
