The Ceili-Mor 34

Also see the Ceili and the Clare

Here are pictures of our first 2 Ceili-Mors. They are both made out of Koa with fluorocarbon strings. Their sound is extrordinary!  The Clare is the same harp strung with folk gut strings.

This harp is the same shape as the Ceili, but built like the Cygnet and Swan with solid wood of your choice, a full stave back and a solid wood veneered soundboard. It was designed with the traditional Irish player in mind with a low string tension of Fluorocarbon strings from low C to high A. It is built with a slightly narrower spacing. It is levered with Camac levers and comes with a case, a tuning key and a five year warranty. Weighing in at 21 lbs, it is small, light and easy to carry. The Ceili-Mor 34 is made with the same loving care that goes into all our Thormahlen Harps.

Below is a new Ceili-Mor in Walnut with a Cedar veneered soundboard. The sound is exquisite!

This Koa Deluxe Ceili-Mor below has a Koa neck and pillar with a Koa veneered soundboard.

On the left the multi-colored Dogwood Vine adorns the front of the pillar, and on the right, is the Rosebud vine with the smaller rose on the other side.

On the left is the Koa veneered soundboard with paua abalone inlay. On the right is the Spruce veneered soundboard with white abalone inlay.

The Ceili on the left is exactly the same shape as the Ceili-Mor on the right.

Here are some sound clips of the Ceili-Mor played by Annalee Foster who just won the 2010 All Ireland Harp Championship on her Ceili-Mor. I think you will enjoy these clips!

Falling Slowly (from the movie Once)

Eleanor Plunkett

The Three Sea Captains

The Man from Newry McQueen's Hornpipe

Love Take Hold
is a U-tube video of Annalee playing her Ceili-Mor with the band Bryan Free and the Doxyhaunts

More info on Annalee can be found at: http://sixtysevenmusic.com/

The Ceili-Mor with Fluorocarbon strings: $6395

Endorsements for the Ceili and Ceili-Mor and Clare 34