Lesson n° 1

	By clicking on the harp, you'll discover the various parts of the instrument.
	The soundboard, also called belly, the most sensitive part to temperature variations
	The Top-arm, or Harmonic curve, where the tuning pegs are fixed
	The forepillar, which may be decorated.
	The Feet, which make the harp stable.
	The soundbox, where you can replace broken strings
	C strings are colored in red, and F strings in blue. By clicking on the different strings, you'll discover a full octave.
	The string is attached to the top-arm by a tuning peg. The levers stretches a string further, and changes it in sharp or flat: here, the up lever on an E flat string represents a natural E; the harp tuned in C major, without any flat or sharp, has the E, A, B levers up. Thus when they are down, the harp has the E, A and B flat.