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In Stock
Updated June 26, 2008

    Thank you so much for visiting our in stock page. We are currently scheduling April 2009 for our Swans and Cygnet harps. We have some Serenades in stock and you can see them and read about them below. I wish we weren't scheduled so far out on our Swans and Cygnets, but I guess people know a good thing when they see, hear and feel one. We would love to make a harp for you so please call or email us about your order.

You don't have to have your harp totally designed and decided upon before putting in your order. If you know you're going to order a Swan or a Cygnet, I recommend getting on our schedule and we'll help you figure out the details.

Please come and visit us. We would love for you to try out the harps we have in the showroom. Or if you'd like, I can play them over the phone for you (cell phones garble the tone so please call on a land line). Please let us know if you'd like to come and visit so we can be sure to be here and have the harps tuned up and ready to play.                             Call us 541 753-4334.

Hear them played


Here are some details about Thormahlen Harps. You can hear Sharon Thormahlen play the same tune (A Rose In Winter) on the 3 models of harps that we make: The Swan, The Cygnet and The Serenade, made out of a variety of woods (8 harps in all). Time: 4:54

This is a list of the harps played on the video clip

1. Maple Cygnet/Spruce, Folk Gut Strings

2. Bubinga Cygnet/redwood veneered Spruce, Folk Gut

3. Koa Swan, Cedar veneered Spruce, Folk Gut Strings

4. Cherry Cygnet, Cedar veneered Spruce, Nylon Strings

5. Walnut Cygnet, Cedar, Folk Gut Strings

6. Cherry Swan, Spruce, Nylon Strings

7. Serenade, Mahogany, Nylon Strings

8. Maple Swan, Spruce, Nylon Strings



Basic Black stained Serenade,    folk gut strings, Flat back, $3495

Actual Harp is shown in photo

We will have a blond Serenade available in less than a month and we have a basic Amber in the making. At this point it can be strung with either nylon or folk gut but we are planning to string it in nylon.

 

   

Anybody Home?

Take a side trip to look at the process of inlaying pearl and the pillar inlay options. We call it Harp Jewelry. Also see some Completed Inlaid harps.

Call or email us if you're interested in one of the harps shown above or if you'd like to place an order.

Below are samples of the kinds of woods we most frequently use. Click on wood name for more information and pictures of harps made with that wood.

maple, mahogany, walnut, cherry, bubinga, koa

 

 

Read more about these woods on the woods page

 

 
Thormahlen Harps | 1876 SW Brooklane Corvallis, Oregon 97333 | (541) 753-4334 | harps@thorharp.com