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Paul Race speaking: Many folks know more about autoharps, play them better, tweak them better, teach them better, and repair them better than I do. The goal of this page is to steer you to reliable people and the resources they have created. I have learned a great deal just by "hanging out" with some of these folks online, and you will, too. In addition, "static" resources like books and online articles are great to learn from, and to review once in a while to clarify things you may have not quite got the first time through.

We have more links and products to suggest, but we're waiting on permissions, etc., before we add them to our various lists.

In the meantime, here are links to the resources we've found most helpful, and the people we've found most encouraging.

Autoharp Discussion Groups - Online forums that some of the instrument's greatest experts host or participate in
Informative Autoharp Sites - Web articles and videos that cover a wide range of topics.
Autoharp Publications - Books, DVDs, etc. designed to help you understand and play the autoharp better

Conclusion

Our lists of resources will grow as we check out other materials. No one has all the answers, and the people who have the answers don't always agree on anything, but plowing through the resources that are available now should help you learn things you now quickly.

Whatever else you get out of our pages, I hope you come away with some great ideas for "sharing the joy."

And please stay in touch!

- Paul Race

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