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CLARSACH (evidence (surviving instruments (trinity college, lamont, queen…

- - - - products of west highland workshops (argyll)
      - ornate, decorative carving
  - - - playing styles
      - triangular harps 9th century
    - - interactions?
- - - - softer sound
  - - - comedic, soporific, magical
      - low status, one-upmanship
      - information on external perceptions
  - - - tell us about context
- - - - employed my macleods
      - traveled to ireland
      - laments decline of patronage
- - - - declined 17th century
  - - - not much music specifically for the harp survives
      - oral tradition
      - Chadwick - identified tunes written on clarsach
  - - - scottish material heavily reworked
    - - prize at national mod
- - - - use of local resources
- - - - cross-cultural analysis?
    - - smaller, sturdier instrument
      - pictish -> gaidhealtachd