Dear Paul,

I have always been intrigued by and attracted to unique creations that come from thought provoking people. That is why, when I first began playing harp (some 17 years ago), I found the Woldsong to be my true favorite.

Throughout my years of exposure to Irish and Street Art Fairs, NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) shows, and the like, I truly have not found a harp that appeals to me like the Woldsongs do.

No one else uses the blade levers (which I prefer... they're so much faster!); the unique choices of woods are unsurpassed; the sound boards have a superior quality ; and they are very strong, withstanding much abuse (mine, with minor repair, withstood an accidental blow from a falling marble rolling pin!).

My harp (made from quilted maple and purple heart woods) has been from the tops of snowy mountains to the sands of the ocean ~ always ready for more.

I think the best feature by far, though, is the sound; the bass is so rich and resonant, and the treble plays like butter and rings like bells. I am also pleased with its sturdy base; it is very hard to knock over, unlike the other "footed" harps.

Needless to say, as a full time professional musician who has played numerous concerts, weddings, and recording dates with my Woldsong, I thank you for your "unique creation" which has joyfully enabled me to make a living bringing music into people's lives.

Much Thanks and Love,

Bobbie-Jo Curley

P.S. All who see and hear my harp (including other harpists) always compliment its sound and beauty...again, my deepest thanks.