The subject of this thread is as random as the result is awesome. Well done!

I would gladly welcome the practice, both in tagelharpa playing and in music making.

BDA: sure!

Oh, jeez, I would be the worst at managing a newsletter.

Well, the past couple of weeks of confinement have been a bit busy, what with a cat inexplicably set on not healing from a dog bite (she's better now. All is well.), but I've been practicing now and again when time and motivation allowed. I'm not exactly a skald yet, but I'm starting to feel I have control over the sound, and not the opposite. Correct notes fall under my fingers more easily.

I still have some issues with the nut but I can ignore it for the time being. Tuning could use some help; I am set on ordering fine tuners soon enough.

I almost recorded something today, as a matter of fact. Maybe tomorrow? I'm astonished to find some of you asking for updates, and I very much intend to show you guys something.

The truth is, this confinement has found me knee deep in the exploration of what music creation is to me, which has been very productive for my mind but not exactly as much for actual creation. It's a long process and the tagelharpa is caught in its current. Knowing I have friends here who will always show an interest in whatever comes out of it, is a huge source of motivation and peace of mind. Again, I thank all of you.

This is the most royal-looking cat I've ever seen.

I also want to bury my nose in her neck floof. It's common practice.