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  • Home
  • About us
    • Meet The Team
    • Why Choose us?
    • OUR LIFETIME GUARANTEE
    • Our Agents
  • Harps
    • Lever Harps >
      • Skylark
      • Clarsach
      • Ashdown
      • Bundles
      • Lever Options
    • Pedal Harps >
      • Malvern
      • Aldeburgh
      • Canterbury
      • Salisbury
    • Electro-Acoustic Harps >
      • Skylark Wave
      • Clarsach Wave
      • Ashdown Wave
      • Malvern Wave
      • Aldeburgh Wave
      • Canterbury Wave
      • Salisbury Wave
    • Bespoke designs
    • Trade in Scheme
  • Hire a harp
  • Find A Harpist
  • Servicing and Restoration
  • Shop
  • Contact

Lever Harp Collection

What is a Lever Harp?

Lever harps are smaller than pedal harps and have between 20 and 40 strings, with 34 being the most usual. When engaging a lever with your hand it will raise the note of that string by one semitone. For example, a lever on a string tuned to E-flat will raise it to E-natural. These harps are specialist Folk harps in their own right but are also ideal to learn on.

Our Collection
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skylark
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CLARSACH
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ASHDOWN

All harps made from 1st January 2023 are covered by our
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