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Recreational music making in groups (having fun, socializing) does not define the scope of using the autoharp. Some like to
play alone, perhaps with special tunings, and some want to excel and be credible solo or band performers. Using the autoharp
at whatever level just to sooth your soul is fine too, call it "fun" if you will, but advancement of the autoharp
is not in having autoharps owned in greater numbers, more folks "just like me". It is in making an impressive public
presentation and in providing instruments of a quality that inspires people to spend time with the autoharp and to be better
players.
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