Re: [Harp-L] would this work?

[Boris Plotnikov <ploboris@xxxxxxxxx>]

For such interesting experiment it's possible to order Big Six config
from seydel with maximum diapasone for every hole.

It's possible to choose the lowest reeds for upper reedplate and the
highest for lower
upper plate b	G3	C4	E4	G4	B4	D5
lower plate dr	F#5	A5	C6	D#6	F#6	A#6

Or to have something more logical mix of A and high A
upper plate b	A3	C#4	E4	A4	C#5	E5
lower plate dr	B4	E5	G#5	B5	D6	F#6

http://www.seydel1847.de/epages/Seydel1847.sf/secc5b0fad97e/?ViewAction=View&ObjectID=15575&Page=5

2012/9/15 mik jagger <harpomatic@xxxxxxxxx>:
> if we take a two harps, say low and high F, for example, switch the blow reedplate for the DRAW plate from the lower harp, flip it so that its in the "blow" position.
> You'd get the same note on inhale and exhale, just a different octave, right? Do you think we'd get an octave-deep draw bends on every hole, as a result? I don't have the two identical harps an octave apart to try it, but I just wonder...



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