Celtic harp

A Celtic  harp waa la a ŋa triangular frame harp saaŋkonoŋ bonne ko a Celtic nations naŋ be a northwest Europe. Ba maŋ la boɔla o ka cláirseach a Irish paaloŋ, clàrsach a Scottish Gaelic, telenn a Breton aneŋ telyn a yi Welsh. A yi  Ireland aneŋ Scotland poɔ, o da waa la ŋa wire-strung boŋ ŋmeɛraa ŋa a ŋmɛŋmeɛrɛ naŋ taa sori ka o zanne yaga kyɛ na baŋ o ŋmeɛbo, kyɛ ka o begɛ da te kyaare ne a Gaelic ruling class. O be a Irish deme libikue eŋaŋ, Guinness bommaalaa, aneŋ meŋ ka o la be a coat of arms eŋa ko a Republic of Ireland, Montserrat, Canada aneŋ a United Kingdom.

 Dabaŋkoroŋ piiloo 
A early history of the triangular frame harp in Europe waa la kyɛkyɛ ŋmeɛbo ana paaloŋ poɔ. A boŋ ŋmeɛraa dɛŋdɛŋ soba te kyaare ne a harping saaŋkonoŋ yɛlɛ naŋ be a Gaelic paaloŋ poɔ la ka ba da boɔla ka cruit. A sɛgebiri ŋa na baŋ te manna la ŋmiime boŋ ŋmeɛraa parɛɛ parɛɛ mine, ka yoe waabo piiloo poɔŋ ka o leɛ te yiniŋ a Welsh crwth. Noba gba yeli ka a sɛgebiri clàrsach / cláirseach (a yi clàr / clár, a board) ŋa da nyɛ yi la a  triangular frame harp ŋa ka ba leɛ de ko a cruit boɔloo poɔŋ, kyɛ ka a yuori emmo ŋa da te yi a Scottish paaloŋ  piiloo poɔŋ.John Bannerman, 'The Clàrsach and the Clàsair' in Scottish Studies 30, 1991, pp. 3–4.

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 Bibliography 

 Armstrong, Robert Bruce (1904). The Irish and The Highland Harps. Edinburgh: David Douglas.
 Bannerman, John (1991). "The Clàrsach and the Clàrsair". Scottish Studies, vol. 30 no. 3.
 Budgey, Andrea (2002). "Musical relations between Scotland and Ireland" [in] McDonald, R. Andrew, [ed.] Literature and Music in Scotland: 700–1560. University of Toronto Press, ; .
 Caldwell, D.H., [ed.] (1982). Angels, Nobles and Unicorns: Art and Patronage in Medieval Scotland. Edinburgh: NMS.
 Cathcart, Cynthia (Summer 2009). "Silver report: Precious metal strings on the wire-strung harp". Folk Harp Journal, no. 143, pp. 34–43. available via wirestrungharp.com  .
 Chadwick, Simon (November 2008). "The Early Irish Harp". Early Music, vol. 36, no. 4, pp. 521–532.
 Collinson, Francis (1983)[1966]. The Bagpipe, Fiddle and Harp. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1966; reprinted by Lang Syne Publishers Ltd., , .
 Dimock, James F., [ed.] (1867). Giraldi Cambrensis opera: Giraldi Cambrensis Topographica Hibernica et Expugnatio Hibernica. London, UK: Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer.
 Farmer, Henry George (1947). A History of Music in Scotland, p. 280. London, UK.
 Heymann, Ann & Heymann, Charlie (Fall 1991). "Cláirseach: The Lore of the Irish Harp". Éire-Ireland, vol. 26, no. 3.
 Heymann, Ann & Heymann, Charlie (Summer 2003). "Strings of Gold". The Historical Harp Society Journal, vol. 13, no. 3, pp. 9–15. available via annheymann.com  .
 Lanier, Sara C. (1999). "'It is new-strung and shan't be heard': Nationalism and Memory in the Irish Harp Tradition". British Journal of Ethnomusicology, vol. 8.
 Lawlor, Helen (2012). Irish Harping, 1900–2010. Dublin: Four Courts Press, .
 Le Govic, Tristan (2015). The Breton Harp Anthology (Antologiezh Telenn Breizh) Vol. II
 Newton, Michael & Cheape, Hugh (n.d.) "The Keening of Women and the Roar of the Pipe: From Clársach to Bagpipe, ca. 1600–1782". available via academia.edu  .
 Ó Brógáin, Séamas (1998). The Irish Harp Emblem. Dublin, IE: Wolfhound Press, .
 O'Donnell, Mary Louise (2014). Ireland's Harp: The Shaping of Irish Identity c.1770–1880. Dublin, IE: University College Dublin Press, .
 Rensch, Roslyn (1989). Harps and Harpists, pp. 125–127. Indiana University Press.
 Rimmer, Joan (1964). "The Morphology of the Irish Harp". The Galpin Society Journal, no. 17.
 Rimmer, Joan (1984)[1969] The Irish Harp: Cláirseach na hÉireann, 3rd ed.  The Mercier Press,  [1st ed. 1969; 2nd ed. 1977].
 Sanger, Keith & Kinnaird, Alison (1992). Tree of Strings – Crann nan Teud. Kinmor Music, .
 Watson, J. Carmichael, [ed.] (1934). Gaelic Songs of Mary MacLeod. Blackie & Son. available via archive.org .
 Yeats, Gráinne (1980). Féile na gCruitirí, Béal Feirste [The Belfast Harpers' Festival] 1972. Gael Linn, .

 Sommo yizie 

 Yeŋe linkiri 

 Historical Harp Society of Ireland
 An Chúirt Chruitireachta, International traditional harp course held annually in Termonfeckin Co. Louth, Ireland Archived 13 October 2016 at the Wayback Machine
 The Clarsach Society/Comunn na Clarsaich, resource centre for the Scottish harp
 Edinburgh International Harp Festival
 List of surviving early Gaelic harps
 Historic wire-strung harps and harpers listed and described on wirestrungharp.com
 Gaelic Modes Web articles on Gaelic harp harmony and modes
 Treasures of early Irish art, 1500 B.C. to 1500 A.D., an exhibition catalogue from The Metropolitan Museum of Art (fully available online as PDF), which contains material on Clàrsach (cat. no. 68)
 Asni: harp lore – descriptions of several types of historical European harps (with sound samples)
 The Celtic Harp Page – information on Celtic and other types of harps
 My Harp's Delight – learning to play the Celtic harp, tips and techniques, buying a harp
 Teifi Harps – Celtic & Folk Harps in Wales
 "Tears, Laughter, Magic" – An Interview with Master Celtic Harp Builder Timothy Habinski on AdventuresInMusic.biz, 2007
 Celtic Harp Amplification Series – using microphones and guitar amplifiers with folk harps
 Markwood Strings – Information on installing harp strings, harp string installation guide
  Early Gaelic Harp site by Simon Chadwick

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