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Stoney End - Marion 34 String Harp

from $3,999.00

Marion 34 String Harp for Sale – Continental Lever Harp | USA

The Marion 34 is a stunning Continental-style floor harp with 34 strings, offering an impressive four-and-a-half-octave range (C–G). As our largest model, the Marion provides the widest musical range and richest tonal depth in the Stoney End collection. Its metal-wound bass strings and higher string tension deliver a powerful, dynamic response comparable to a pedal harp—perfect for players seeking expressive control and concert-level projection.

All harp purchases include a beginner's tutor or harp music book, a tuning

wrench, and an abrasive cord.

Lap harps include strap buttons. Floor harps include a base. The Music

Therapy harps include knee bones and a cradle.

Accessory Package add-on includes an extra set of strings, bridge pin

and lever adjustment tools. A tuner, a lever and a tuning chart, plus a gigbag.

Deluxe Accessory Package includes the standard accessory package

except with a deluxe bag instead of a gig bag.

Lap harp bases can be purchased for $100

Features

  • Style: Continental

  • Range: 34 strings (C–G), 4½ octaves

  • String Tension: Highest in our collection—similar to pedal harps

  • String Spacing: 5/8″

  • Dimensions: 57″ H × 13½” D × 28″ W

  • Weight: 24 lbs

  • Wood: Maple

  • Lever Options: Featherlite, Camac, or Loveland

  • Included Base: Choice of 6″ or 8″

Why You'll Love This Lever Harp for Sale

The Marion 34 combines concert-level power with Stoney End craftsmanship. Its extended range supports advanced repertoire, while its rich bass and clear treble create a full, resonant voice suited for Celtic, classical, and contemporary performance. Elegant, expressive, and commanding, the Marion is the ideal choice for serious students and professional harpists seeking both range and refinement in a beautifully handcrafted instrument.

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Marion 34 String Harp for Sale – Continental Lever Harp | USA

The Marion 34 is a stunning Continental-style floor harp with 34 strings, offering an impressive four-and-a-half-octave range (C–G). As our largest model, the Marion provides the widest musical range and richest tonal depth in the Stoney End collection. Its metal-wound bass strings and higher string tension deliver a powerful, dynamic response comparable to a pedal harp—perfect for players seeking expressive control and concert-level projection.

All harp purchases include a beginner's tutor or harp music book, a tuning

wrench, and an abrasive cord.

Lap harps include strap buttons. Floor harps include a base. The Music

Therapy harps include knee bones and a cradle.

Accessory Package add-on includes an extra set of strings, bridge pin

and lever adjustment tools. A tuner, a lever and a tuning chart, plus a gigbag.

Deluxe Accessory Package includes the standard accessory package

except with a deluxe bag instead of a gig bag.

Lap harp bases can be purchased for $100

Features

  • Style: Continental

  • Range: 34 strings (C–G), 4½ octaves

  • String Tension: Highest in our collection—similar to pedal harps

  • String Spacing: 5/8″

  • Dimensions: 57″ H × 13½” D × 28″ W

  • Weight: 24 lbs

  • Wood: Maple

  • Lever Options: Featherlite, Camac, or Loveland

  • Included Base: Choice of 6″ or 8″

Why You'll Love This Lever Harp for Sale

The Marion 34 combines concert-level power with Stoney End craftsmanship. Its extended range supports advanced repertoire, while its rich bass and clear treble create a full, resonant voice suited for Celtic, classical, and contemporary performance. Elegant, expressive, and commanding, the Marion is the ideal choice for serious students and professional harpists seeking both range and refinement in a beautifully handcrafted instrument.

Base Height Recommendations

The Marion includes your choice of base, designed for comfortable playing posture:

  • Under 5’5” → 6″ base

  • Over 5’5” → 8″ base

Custom Base Height also available upon request.

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Answer: The Marion 34 is designed for serious students, advanced players, and professional harpists who need extended range and concert-level sound quality. It's ideal for:

    • Advanced students preparing for conservatory auditions or professional work

    • Professional performers needing pedal harp-like projection without the size and cost

    • Classical harpists playing intermediate to advanced repertoire

    • Celtic harpists wanting the fullest possible range for traditional music

    • Teachers and studio musicians requiring versatility across multiple genres

    • Experienced players transitioning from smaller harps who need more octaves

    This is not typically a beginner's first harp—the 34-string range, higher string tension, and professional price point make it better suited for committed players with clear musical goals.

  • Answer: The Marion 34 produces surprisingly pedal harp-like tone quality while remaining a lever harp:

    Similarities:

    • Comparable string tension and dynamic response

    • Rich, resonant bass from metal-wound strings

    • Clear, singing treble register

    • Strong projection suitable for concert settings

    • Full, professional sound quality

    Differences:

    • Lever harps have slightly different harmonic characteristics than pedal harps' longer strings

    • Pedal harps offer 7 pedals for instant key changes vs. pre-set levers

    • Pedal harps typically have 40-47 strings with even greater range

    • Pedal harps' larger soundboards produce more volume in the largest performance halls

  • Answer: Maple is specifically chosen for the Marion 34 to optimize its sound characteristics for this larger instrument. Maple produces bright, clear tone with excellent projection—essential qualities when you're filling larger performance spaces or playing in ensemble settings. The wood's structural properties also handle the higher string tension well, ensuring long-term stability. While some players prefer the aesthetic warmth of walnut or cherry available on smaller harps, maple's tonal clarity and power make it the ideal choice for a concert-level instrument like the Marion.