When Trump asked a few mayors to stand — including New Haven, Connecticut, Mayor Toni Harp — Harp didn't stand because, apparently, Harp wasn't there, the pool report said.
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Sure, you have to express yourself and how totally stressed out messiness (or aggressive neatness) makes you, but don't just harp harp harp on every dirty sock you see out of place.
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Wood Work will follow the adventures of Clint and Kelly Harp of Harp Design Co. Sound familiar?
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Whether these people like it or not, they can harp on our age, they can harp on where we are, they can harp on how we're doing it, but it's happening, and we're in charge of it.
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Mr. Elicker beat Ms. Harp in the Democratic primary in September, but Ms. Harp stayed in the race, running on the Working Families Party line.
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The song opens with a twinkling yet stormy harp line—actually the harp setting of a keyboard—that foreshadows all the lyrical drama to come.
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Guy Benson and Marie Harp, look at those two, the co-host of the new Benson and Harp Fox News radio show are here next on the growing debate.
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Composed in 2010, it's written for six solo voice and an unusual complement of old and new instruments: pedal harp, medieval troubadour harp, recorder, viola, chimes and electric organ.
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We don't mean to harp on the harp, but let's face it: outside of a very niche audience, its saccharine sounds are at best a particularly dull choice of elevator music.
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Bergasse The Angel starts playing the harp at this party to entertain and everybody falls asleep, so she decides to change the rhythm of the harp solo and she swings it.
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I wish I could be more enthusiastic about the period novelties: Jean-Baptiste Krumpholtz's Harp Concerto No. 5 and Jean-David Hermann's Harp Concerto No. 1 (written after the queen's beheading).
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The harp is an instrument whose roots stretch to antiquity, with variations across continents and cultures; one of Ms. Younger's notable peers, Edmar Castañeda, plays a Colombian harp in a drivingly percussive style.
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"I could play Harp with my eyes closed," he said.
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"Don't over apologize or harp on the issue," said Frieman.
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His first book, The Unstrung Harp, was published in 1953.
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The ensemble was harp, violin, and bass (same as "Tilted").
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On "Conan" on Monday, he didn't harp on the milestone.
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She speaks four languages and plays five instruments, harp included.
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"We're not going to harp on" what happened, he said.
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She wrote tons of music, including collaborating with other likeminded acts, including the freethinking punks in Show Me the Body and the harp and violin duo LEYA, whose Marilu Donovan also plays harp on IRISIRI.
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If you zoom on in these photos, you can see that the toy harp is made by Schoenhut Piano Co. A quick google tells us the 15-string toy harp with its bench costs $150.
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He leads a matinee of Mozart, featuring three of the earlier symphonies as well as the Concerto for Flute and Harp, with Elizabeth Mann and Emmanuel Ceysson, principal harp of the Met Orchestra, as soloists.
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"Cancer, and leukemia and whatever else, using sample cells," said Harp.
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There are about 430,000 borrowers who could still benefit from HARP.
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Another was more glaring: "Black girl, plus harp," she said wryly.
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DEEP RIVER "Winter Romance," Patricia Schuman, soprano, with piano and harp.
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People love to harp on hipster shit and this and that.
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I don't think we should have to harp on that point.
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Critics of reality television harp on how unreal it all is.
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Caren Harp is an associate professor at Liberty's School of Law.
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Louisa Adams played the harp, wrote satirical dramas, and raised silkworms.
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In addition to guitar, he played banjo, mandolin and Burmese harp.
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On Tuesday the group performs the magical "Harp" Quartet alongside opus Nos.
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Our only other question: Where should we send this child-sized harp?
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Harp told KTVK that he wants more federal regulation of the industry.
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But this video doesn't harp on the iPad or any particular device.
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A variety of instrumentation was tried, including brass instruments and a harp.
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"Children gathered around a harp, showing pure delight in the angelic instrument."
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Do I have to do a HARP refinancing with my current lender?
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To find participating lenders in your area, search on the HARP website.
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But the organizing committee renamed her piece "The Harp" against her wishes.
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It featured 12 stylized black singers representing the strings of the harp.
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" Lee, predictably, continued to harp on the playing of said "race card.
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I have been playing harp my entire life, for fun and professionally.
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"Junglespell" starts out pretty and vaguely Asian, with rippling, overlapping harp motifs.
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As with all Irish coin denominations, the Celtic harp occupies the reverse.
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She said that while composing "Filigree in Textile," a three-movement piece for harp and string quartet inspired by medieval tapestry art, she spent many hours trying to create a sense of perpetual motion in the harp part.
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Today, you can rent the rechristened "Harp House" on Airbnb for $550 a night — and a stream of tour buses stop by Harp Design Co. every hour, on the hour, to browse reclaimed wood carpentry and $20153 resin birds.
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At that point, other fans stepped in and brought Harp to the ground.
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Not someone you'd associate with the soft and subtle beauty of the harp.
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"Iconic, I'm dying," she said as she captured a musician playing a harp.
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I've learned that you can't come down on guys and harp on it.
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And it is not new age harp music or the latest calming aromatherapy.
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He was ready to go, and he took a pretty mean harp solo.
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Near the end of his life, John Coltrane decided to buy a harp.
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Begin by assessing changes in the fundamentals, on which I often harp here.
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And then I studied harp, piano, and how to write and read music.
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But HARP will continue through September 2140, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said.
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As with HARP, borrowers will generally have to be current on their payments.
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Juana played the harp at home and encouraged all her children to sing.
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A 16-foot-tall plaster piece, "The Harp" was Savage's last major work.
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Primarily a guitarist, he also plays the banjo, taisho harp and soprano guitar.
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She isn't some barefoot flake conducting a drum circle or playing the harp.
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That's when his character, Declan Harp, castrates British soldiers before skinning them alive.
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The room is pitch black, with only spotlights on the harp-like strings.
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Dawn Martin Harp, who headed the unit during the sales abuses, retired in April.
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The Air Harp is a finely carved wooden box with holes studding the lid.
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Hastings continued to harp on how foolish customers just didn't understand the price hike.
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I didn't want to buy something new, to harp on what I looked like.
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Harp said the hospice facility she was in referred him to Biological Resource Center.
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A chance encounter with Chip Gaines can change your life — just ask Clint Harp!
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As luck would have it, Harp met Chip at a gas station one day.
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They will seize on this and harp on it for the next four years.
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Embroidered on the back of Willie's denim jacket was a harp with angel wings.
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An Independent Order of Odd Fellows harp is also going back to its spot.
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" He added, in an exaggerated brogue, " 'Aye, ye broke the strings of me harp!
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I told him I was sorry to harp on it, and Showalter stopped me.
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The harp traditionally suggests transcendence and purity, but "Ghost Forests" feels mortal and vulnerable.
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Still, more than 323,000 loans are estimated to remain eligible for refinancing under HARP.
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But borrowers may still not be aware that the HARP program exists, she said.
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And unlike with HARP, borrowers can use the new refinancing option more than once.
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Clinton only to use the meeting to harp on their hunger for sanctions relief.
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"Yes, I remember a good-looking white boy who played the harp," he said.
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While Savage is gone, her great work, "The Harp" need not be lost forever.
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Aeolus, for whom the harp is named, was the Greek god of the wind.
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I'm sorry to harp on Mr. Millepied's work, but here there's no escaping it.
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"People harp on with principles of laïcité that are not understood," Father Belin wrote.
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A man in a tuxedo asked guests at random if they played the harp.
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At Cass Technical High School, Raynoma learned to play 11 instruments, including the harp.
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Suddenly a piano and a harp and a violin started playing 'Heart and Soul.
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He also got to know her harp as he grew closer to her heart.
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The Double Concerto for Oboe and Harp, in a plea for Korean reunification, illustrates a fairy tale in which a cow herder (the pastoral oboe) and a princess (the ethereal harp) are stars that are banished to opposite ends of the Milky Way.
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McCaw is unusual, though, in that he doesn't harp on his Great Something to Prove.
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Harp said that another "half a dozen or so" similar calls were answered Thursday morning.
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"By nature, sacred harp singing is a kind of conservative, tradition-bound practice," he said.
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"Piracy is worse [than plagiarism by brands], because it kills the industry," says Ms Harp.
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The slide guitar fit in perfectly, taking on a role similar to the Burmese harp.
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Yet some want to harp on Trump's refusal to give carte blanche approval in advance.
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People can harp on her all day, and she can still do whatever she wants.
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She stood next to Jahi's bed and played lullabies and soothing melodies on a harp.
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Outbreaks may begin when a sick harp seal comes into contact with a gray seal.
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Basel, Switzerland Sinfonieorchester Basel (March 31-April 1): 3 Danzas de la Estancia, Harp Concerto.
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But honestly, I don't like to harp on the negative or feel sorry for myself.
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Sometimes Brandee Younger's plucks on the harp led Mr. McCraven into a buoyant, driving beat.
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But a more granular word analysis exposes his explicit effort to harp on Americans' fears.
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Momoa plays Declan Harp, a brawny half-Irish, half-native trapper operating along the Canadian frontier.
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Harp, who appeared "highly intoxicated," was then tased, handcuffed, and brought into custody, according to prosecutors.
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At least 72 people who overdosed were taken to local hospitals, Mayor Toni Harp said Thursday.
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We harp on this point a lot, but I feel like it can't be said enough.
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If they don't mean they're going to cut rates because of it, why harp on it?
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They don't really get into the reasons, but they sure do harp on Eve a lot.
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Let me count the ways: I want to harp on the angle thing for a minute.
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Though his kids are growing up, Fixer Upper carpenter Clint Harp still remembers the babyproofing days.
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"I'm just hearing this news along with the rest of America," Harp told PEOPLE on Wednesday.
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And Steve Jobs — not to just harp on Apple, but you know, was one of them.
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I have 2000 communicators, a framed Vulcan harp and more than half a dozen Starfleet uniforms.
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Lalich counsels using dialogue to ask questions and reinforce doubts, rather than "to harp" or criticize.
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It's not generally acceptable in my segment of the disability community to harp on our defenselessness.
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Is that why we harp on motive, why we think of earth as some god's handiwork?
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Late-period works such as the Harp Concerto maintain rhythmic vitality while creating eerie, modernist atmospheres.
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Despite her singularity as an artist, Ms. Younger is still part of the Harp Column crowd.
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A couple of months later, the man presented Majors with a miniature harp he had built.
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Her training involved months in which Majors was not allowed to touch his harp at all.
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On Disc 7, the Gnostic Trio (harp, guitar, vibraphone) elevates and aerates Mr. Zorn's cyclical compositions.
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Ms. Younger's harp playing can be airy or imagistic, but it's usually grounded in a groove.
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Try to get one-on-one time, and if you do, don't use it to harp.
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" His advice: "Do yourself in, or learn the harp and play the music of the spheres.
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At one end of the gallery, near the door, sits a wooden harp with multicolored strings.
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Ms. Caudill unpacked what looked like a dulcimer but turned out to be a reverie harp.
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But she's convivial and striking and she's had years of harp lessons, so anything is possible.
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And they need to harp on the issue of not selling and short-changing their sovereignty.
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If approved by the Senate, Harp would oversee the department responsible for developing juvenile justice programs.
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Then the HARP loan program was introduced to help homeowners whose mortgages were underwater like ours.
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"The one thing he will harp on is getting the ball to his playmakers," Jennings said.
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The harp, in particular, has this edge of exclusivity that I've never really felt comfortable about.
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What follows is a session of happy, smooch-filled consensual sex, set to period-appropriate harp music.
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A screenshot of a video that appears to show Jay Dee Harp III in the alleged assault.
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A wooden box that sounds like a harp, but is played by being swooshed through the air.
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Think of robots like Paro the baby harp seal that can help the elderly stop feeling lonely.
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They've also spotted a tiny dumbo octopus and what looks like a new species of harp sponge!
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Woven through with an ornate, rippling harp filigree, the luxuriant textures were multilayered instead of silky smooth.
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A stream of harp (Bridget Kibbey) lent a mystical vibe to "Sombre," settings of Ezra Pound cantos.
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A harp arrived over the weekend for a moonlit performance of the "Moonlight" Sonata by Victoria Drake.
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At two-thirty, there was to be a piano-and-harp concert in De Hogeweyk's indoor mall.
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The harp dates back to antiquity; versions of the instrument were played throughout Africa, Asia, and Europe.
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What makes the harp so beautiful is the way it radiates through open space, ethereal and unhurried.
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Here are some questions and answers about special refinancing options: What loans are eligible for HARP refinancing?
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Harp seals in the Atlantic may have been the original source of PDV, the study authors wrote.
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They'd harp on about redundancy regions (back up data centers, essentially), or evangelize about their bombproof servers.
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A harp and piano player, Ms. Howard translates musical notes into jewelry made of stacked linen paper.
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It was a harp in the shape of a boat, not in the shape of a goat.
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Not to harp on it, but "Finding Dory" has a plotline that I find easy to follow.
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The baseball park was built by Harp Helu, who has a minority ownership stake in the Padres.
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That same spokesman can harp on the tax concessions rather than promised penalties made to Carrier Corp.
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The programs, Humanitarian Asylum Review Process (HARP) and Prompt Asylum Screening Review (PACR), were launched last fall.
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Ms. Terzian, 28, who goes by Gracie, is a singer, songwriter, and harp ukulelist based in Manhattan.
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"(The Democratic Party) will seize on this and harp on it for the next four years," he said.
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When people sit on the harpsichord or at a harp and do some filigree patterns, I'm in heaven.
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Other seal species are beginning to blend, too, like bearded, ribbon, and harp seals (now there's a combo).
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The orchestration further drives home this aquatic sensibility with dreamy harp threads and flutes woven throughout the score.
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We didn't try to harp on it too much but it was there with some kind of faith.
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It isn't "pretty"; descriptions of it usually harp on the doom and gloom of terror, crime and death.
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"I can't believe this was last year #happybdayjo," Fixer Upper craftsman Clint Harp joked in the comments section.
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Anyway, we could harp on storage pricing all day, but the issues with the iPad are more fundamental.
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"I think a lot of people are surprised to hear you need to babyproof in there," Harp says.
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"It's different for every family," Harp — whose youngest is 5 and just out of the childproofing phase — cautions.
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Probably the harp sound from FFIV, which might have also been used in some of the Zelda games.
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The opportunity to see a warthog playing the harp doesn't come along nearly as often as it should.
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Alice taught herself how to play the harp, which can sound wondrous and mystical even in amateur hands.
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The general gave the pope an ornate rice bowl and a harp in the shape of a boat.
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Bob Mehr: In 2004, I did a magazine story for the now-defunct Harp on Paul in Minneapolis.
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So there she was, shivering by her harp, and Lenny looked over and saw she needed clear beats.
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It's all well and good — and really very satisfying — to harp constantly about the terribleness of Donald Trump.
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A couple bottom-of-the-order guys there, but you don't want to harp on a guy's mistakes.
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She graduated cum laude from N.Y.U., and received a master's degree in harp performance from New England Conservatory.
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On Christmas Eve, he attended a candlelight service at church, where she played several pieces on the harp.
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It's served daily in an Art Deco room, in which there's a centrally located marble fountain (where, once upon a time, guests could literally go fishing), and food is consumed to the soundtrack of a live harp—there's always someone playing a harp (every press release I saw stressed this fact).
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Rather than harp on its own Latinidad, One Day turned its focus on the vast lives of their characters.
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It represents the tale of Marsyas, who's shown screaming while Apollo flays his skin as if playing a harp.
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A state trooper at the game tried to intervene, but called in several more officers when Harp resisted arrest.
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"I don't really want to live that way and harp on something I feel like I shouldn't have done."
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Modeled on a baby harp seal and weighing a couple of kilos, it's slightly larger than a human infant.
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Since his surprise election in November, Trump has continued to harp on China's trade and foreign-exchange rates practices.
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I'm sorry to harp on the writing credits, but why does this film have three people responsible for story?
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In New Haven, Justin Elicker, a former city alderman, bested the incumbent mayor, Toni Harp — for the second time.
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Lomax holds forth on Sacred Harp singing with two leading lights in the community, Phil Summerlin and Buell Cobb.
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However, he said he didn't harp on the issue because he was interested in cooperating with the federal government.
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In Pook's score, the viola soars over a delicate harp melody; it sounds as if the instrument is crying.
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The fine sitarist Arjun Verma seemed underused, relegated to little more than a mildly spicier version of a harp.
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That is an area we just have to continue to harp on, for lack of term to sugarcoat it.
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The final concert, on May 12, will feature Ms. Younger and Mr. Douglas in a harp-and-bass duo.
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Modelled on a baby harp seal and weighing a couple of kilos, it's slightly larger than a human infant.
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He sometimes plays the lively yet plaintive llanero music for guests, on the harp, or the four-stringed cuatro.
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"I really need to harp on this: Doomsday preppers in America, they're spoofed on, there are shows," he said.
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A formidable battery of percussion instruments (glockenspiel, vibraphone, xylophone and bells among them) join harp, woodwind and glittering strings.
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The president's enemies continuously harp about his reported lies, as such always are based upon unnamed anonymous sources. So!
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But don't harp on what the last three years have been like here, that's not our burden to carry.
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Erik Heger My resolution and why I chose it: My No. 1 resolution is to play my harp again.
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His dissenting opinion is something Democrats are likely to harp on to paint Gorsuch in a negative, less humane light.
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We created a light, gentle and humorous melodic soundtrack, using mainly celesta, harp, vocoder, bass guitars and clarinets and drums.
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Lyra: Meaning "lyre" (a harp-like instrument) in Greek, Lyra is the name of the lyre-shaped constellation within Orpheus.
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Harp has been charged with assault, as well as malicious harassment, which is more commonly known as a hate crime.
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The sound is a synthesis of nine harp strings, with a full range of volume, pitch, and other musical elements.
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Later, another celebrity whose Instagram presence "gives us life," as they say, shared a picture that featured the same harp.
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Plenty of kids have toy pianos — though maybe not ones this fancy — but the toy harp is much more unique.
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According to Trinca, that is part of the reason Schoenhut decided to introduce the toy harp in the first place.
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Another element of this was building trust with customers, a theme that Benioff continues to harp on to this day.
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"A newborn harp seal hides behind a piece of sea ice and seeks shelter during a blizzard," it said. Aww.
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As I type this, baby harp seals are struggling to survive yet another terrible ice year near the Magdalen Islands.
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There's also an extremely adorable harp seal nursery in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, off the coast of the archipelago.
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The most famous of these is Paro, the $6,000 Class II medical device dissembling as a fuzzy baby harp seal.
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All he had to defend himself with was a harp, an instrument that he had never seen in real life.
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It was Mr. Buckmaster's idea to put a harp at the start of "Sixty Years On," which opens Side 2.
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The use of harp in the second movement is likewise arresting — at least until some gorgeous wind melodies take prominence.
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A thick wall of flowers, a piano, and a harp on stage softened the atmosphere of the cavernous sports arena.
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Yeah, and you know, people like to harp about all the mistakes Yahoo's made over the years … Greatest trade ever.
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The "harfenzug" (harp stop) brings thick silk or cotton fibers into contact with the strings, producing a plucked, harplike pizzicato.
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Two cutlets come to an order, sliced with the evenness of harp strings, the better for dunking in the curry.
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Or a cup of qishr, so gentle you hardly feel the twinge, nerves rustling like the strings of a harp.
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The majestic beauty of a harp evokes a visual and sonic mysticism that makes it at once inviting and intimidating.
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The games will take place at the Alfredo Harp Helu Stadium, a 20,000-capacity facility that was completed in March.
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Oddly for a professional musician — or perhaps emblematic of a certain self-sabotaging streak — Noga makes no arrangements to secure a harp on which to practice while she is in Israel, even though the orchestra has promised her a rare solo in Mozart's Concerto for Flute and Harp upon her return to the Netherlands.
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A MINUS Vieux Kanté: The Young Man's Harp (Sterns) By the time he died unexpectedly in 2005, this blind 31-year-old from rural Mali had gained more physical facility and technical smarts on his modified 12-string kamele ngoni, a hunter's harp, than Bassekou Kouyate on his enlarged djele ngoni, a griot's lute.
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In addition to cannabis smoking, the discovery of an angular harp at the cemetery suggests music was integrated into funeral rites.
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The couple took turns pouring the perfect pint of Harp Lager — an Irish staple — at the Empire Music Hall in Belfast.
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The tombs also bore human skeletons and artifacts including a type of angular harp used in ancient funerals and sacrificial ceremonies.
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He showed a video of the Wiregrass Sacred Harp Singers, a black shape-note group, performing at the 1983 Smithsonian festival.
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"Her body is like a harp that only I know how to play," he said, as she spasmed into the guacamole.
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Here with me now, making their first live TV appearance as the host of Benson and Harp on Fox News radio.
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Meanwhile, Charles's personal harpist Anne Denholm played a gentle tune on the prince's harp as the Queen signed a Commemorative Parchment.
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Chad Mirkin and his colleagues at Northwestern University, Illinois, have come up with something they call high-area rapid printing (HARP).
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In other words, it's better to identify reasons to invest in a stock than harp on reasons to avoid owning one.
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The harp he ordered took months to build and wasn't delivered until after his death, of liver cancer, in July, 1967.
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She's vice president of two New York chapters of the American Harp Society, and teaches students with a range of interests.
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His harp seems to pacify and tame all the over-the-top synths, starry-eyed jazz vocals, and cumbersome, programmed drums.
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The vocals braid around this gorgeous harp line, suggesting a bliss far beyond teen love, a glory that no boy deserves.
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About 22009,295 borrowers refinanced under HARP in the second quarter of this year, down from nearly 20,000 in the first quarter.
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It was followed by Carlos Salzedo's Sonata for Harp and Piano, a work of bracing originality and energy written in 1922.
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He began performing again, and released the albums "Lazy Lester Rides Again" (1987, King Snake) and "Harp and Soul" (1988, Alligator).
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The ceiling itself displays an enormous mural of nude women with musical instruments, including a harp, surrounded by eagles and laurels.
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The cast is accompanied by a flexible, four-piece, onstage mini-orchestra, which (this being "Finian's Rainbow") crucially includes a harp.
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Harp Helu previously owned Banamex, one of the most prominent banks in Mexico (now owned by Citigroup under the name Citibanamex).
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Kensington Palace tweeted a video of the pair, where Middleton is pouring up a cold pint of Harp (an Irish lager).
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In footage from the scene, gunshots can be heard over footage of a man playing "La Cucaracha" on a large harp.
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We've talked about the U.S., and I can harp on it for another hour, but that would be a little boring.
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And, what with the harp motif as modelled on the Trinity College Harp from 1862 and the incredible rate at which Guinness is sold in Ireland to this day (even though Guinness didn't own any pubs for its first 127 years of trading), you can see why the drink has now become synonymous with St. Patrick's Day.
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But the T.S.A. said on Thursday that the agency hadn't opened the case holding the kora, a delicate long-necked harp lute.
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"Nothing like time off with family," she captioned a shot of one of the twins watching a street performer play the harp.
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He plays a dozen different instruments on the left side (my personal favorite being the jaw harp) to cover the musical score.
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The strands drape off the side of the building like a harp, then are attached to the building's frame below the ground.
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The royal mom of three pulled the perfect pint of Harp Lager — an Irish staple — as a growing crowd erupted into applause.
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It's an unlikely couple and a quick courtship, but I'm not here to harp on that (in this house, we stan Peteiana).
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"Half Asleep" has vocalist Chris Keating singing in an affected, lilting cadence that brings to mind a court jester with a harp.
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Have you ever wanted to hear a concerto for piano and harp, in the style of Mozart by way of Katy Perry?
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" Song of Sara's That Was the Hardest to Write: "Opening Up" from Waitress "Not to harp on Waitress, but the opening number!
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While the additional storage space is notable, it's not much to harp on because aren't you keeping everything in Google Docs anyway?
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While Michelle Branch had a successful solo career, she was also part of a country duo with Jessica Harp called the Wreckers.
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Modeled after an adorable baby harp seal, Paro uses sensors and motors to recognize and respond to sound, light, temperature and touch.
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Republicans looking to privatize Social Security constantly harp on the "massive" shortfall projected for the program over its 75-year planning horizon.
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A similar idea underpins Harp on Park, a lunchtime concert series that Ms. Younger has programmed for Arts Brookfield, beginning in April.
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Baird, on an electric guitar, plucks muddy, overdriven chords, and Lattimore follows along at first before adding more layers of syncopated harp.
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Baird sounds both sprightly and weary, anchoring us in this world even as Lattimore's pristine harp tries to take us somewhere else.
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Unlike HARP, however, the new refinancing option will not have a cutoff date, so loans made after May 2009 may be eligible.
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The third movement's opening is announced by Minimalist harp figures and muted tones — suggestive of jazz, but not imitative — in the brasses.
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Some of the clues are bound to be a bit stretchy, like "Instrument for an angel," which supports both HARP and LYRE.
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In December, she appeared at Rockwood Music Hall in Manhattan, where she played harp ukulele, accompanied by a double bass and violin.
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To single out something entirely not your business, and minor at that, then harp on it for the rest of everyone's lives?
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That thing she's playing is an electric harp that she built herself, and that sits like a thunderbolt atop a metal pedestal.
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She prefaced it with the premiere of "Markings," a brief piece for soloist, strings and harp by John Williams (yes, that one).
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There were harp players wearing tiaras and corseted pink gowns, and waiters were made to wear powdered wigs that weighed four pounds.
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In April, Laura Schupbach took over management of the auto business, months after her predecessor, Dawn Martin Harp, announced plans to leave.
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It's as though a race of giant harp makers had been roaming the planet, threading it together with gossamer strands of steel.
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The sound of the record crystallized when Donovan settled on a unique tuning for her harp the first time they played together.
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"Really, the two things that I preach and harp on in the initial aircrew brief is communication and crew resource management," said Howard.
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Backed by Christian Thomé on drums and electronics, Ms. Sadovska moved between acoustic instruments — harmonium, jaw harp — and her own keyboards and electronics.
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Yet tests using a humidifier showed that there was no way for the harp to clog because droplets simply slid down the wires.
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"All That," led by strings of bass, harp, and violin, transformed out of clinking, shimmering synth track to a profound statement of support.
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Getting oneself to a place where you "feel like the sound of a harp" was, and always will be, nitrous oxide's original function.
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There are, however, nearly 430,000 borrowers who could still benefit from the government's HARP refinance program, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
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There is also, however, a government refinance program, called HARP, for those still owing more on their loans than their homes are worth.
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"Pressure-mounted gates are good, but they shouldn't go at the top of the stairs because they lose pressure over time," Harp explains.
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Ms. Lash, 34 and a professor at the Yale School of Music, creates richly textured scores that include a chamber concerto for harp.
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The second movement is an inert nocturne; in the third an intriguing idea, a duet passage for tuba and harp, dawdles into irrelevance.
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The other day, Edie Elkan wandered the halls of the geriatric E.R., softly plucking a six-pound "therapy harp" anchored at her waist.
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Every now and then, though, a glistening sweep of harp would cut through the dirge, sounding the possibility of glory in the wreckage.
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Clearly trying to harp on Mortal Kombat's look, Batman Forever had digitized actors constantly swaying their bodies in that unmistakable Johnny Cage way.
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Two of the tracks on the album were previous songs of mine that I reworked to include strings and harp ("Cairo" and "Stara").
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Madonna Barwick, 49, a teacher who lives in Canfield, Ohio, said a teller at a Huntington grocery store branch told her about HARP.
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VIENNA — Not long after Anneleen Lenaerts took up the harp at the age of 453, her parents had to buy a new car.
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Ministers, imams and rabbis have all visited, as have politicians including New Haven's mayor, Toni Harp, Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro and Senator Richard Blumenthal.
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They will tell the same tired jokes, recite the same bromides about the national character, and harp on the same milquetoast policy proposals.
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In Jaufré's music, the oboe and low strings are prominent, with harp chords connected to what would have been his instrument, the lute.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks will host the Padres in a two-game set on April 18-19 at the new Alfredo Harp Helu Stadium.
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But the unstrung harp is an outlier: dark rum and ginger syrup combined with prosecco and served over ice, with lots of lime.
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If he continues to harp on the problems, he'll ultimately have to come up with a good reason why he hasn't solved them.
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Melodic vocal samples are chopped and screwed, gleaming atop of warped harp sounds, bombastic grooves, and elements of dancehall on the bouncy anthem.
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I watched, rapt, as the Ruins of Friendship Orchestra performed a lilting, wandering, live score replete with harp, strings, banjo, and ethereal vocals.
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This was used as the impetus by CNN to harp on her recent absence from the public eye following a mid-May kidney procedure.
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Fixer Upper carpenter Clint Harp has no hard feelings toward his friends Chip and Joanna Gaines for ending the show that made him famous.
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"We must make an example of him," Benton sneers regarding Harp, in a battle that, even two episodes in, produces plenty of collateral damage.
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When I approach games with heavy themes, or find the heaviness in games that don't frontload them, I see myself as an aeolian harp.
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I harp on this in part because in general I was pleasantly surprised at how effective Death Stranding's world-building, backstory, and characterizations were.
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Russia is also deeply engaged in local language media, both with Kremlin-owned websites like Sputnik and with bots that harp on local grievances.
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"It has revolutionized my relationship to music," said Mr. Quinn, a onetime composer whose musical activities now center on sacred harp and allied traditions.
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Susana Harp, a singer from Oaxaca who was elected a senator in July, says she entered politics to stop brands from pilfering indigenous creations.
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Another Heinrichs brainchild is the Air Harp, which again is totally self-contained with its single sensor, Bela board, two speakers, and a battery.
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I need to start focusing more on the positive because I think it's so easy to harp on the negative, especially in today's world.
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Fixer Upper builder Clint Harp will head up the half marathon, and local metalworker Jimmy Don Holmes will be in charge of the 5K.
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This is reflected in the delicate, harp-infused instrumental and Las Vegas-shot visuals which form a refreshing backdrop to the pair's rhyming partnership.
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It's a stunning six-song album, exploring the space between Baird's eerily clear Appalachian-English folk style and Lattimore's iconoclastic approach to the harp.
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Straight-razor guitar riffing, dramatic 80s synths, and funky bassline propel the song upwards to the heavens, where they encounter billowing, harp-like synths.
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The bank has made overtures to eligible borrowers, he said, going so far as to send HARP document packages to homeowners by overnight delivery.
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But the work hits a new expressive level in its closing section, after cello, harp, piano and violin have been added to the ensemble.
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His character might have been forced to mutilate his hand to repay a debt, but by Chapter 4 he'll probably have mastered the harp.
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"I won't talk about it again, because I'll be cheating my teammates by continuing to harp on something that won't benefit us," James said.
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Not to harp on the serial killer angle, but maybe you can start by vetting them for anything that might seem suspicious or criminal.
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The big news was the New York premiere of Luciano Berio's "Circles," written for his wife (the soprano Cathy Berberian), harp and two percussionists.
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Democrats and the left will continue to harp on Russia, rattle the saber on impeachment and pound the table on banning and confiscating guns.
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In addition to her husband and son, Ms. Andres is survived by her brothers, Tim, Pat and Mike, and a sister, Dayna Andres Harp.
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The high-profile kidnapping in 1994 of Alfredo Harp Helú, a Mexican entrepreneur whose family paid $953 million for his release, typifies this trend.
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