Folk instruments

Harp Accessories

A harp lives or dies by its strings, the tools you tune it with, and the case you carry it in. Everything here is sized for Roosebeck harps specifically, from the Heather to the Caitlin.

Know before you buy

The full picture.

Everything you need to choose, buy, and start playing.

What makes it different

Sized for Roosebeck harps specifically. Replacement strings cut to the right gauge and length for our Pixie, Heather, Minstrel, and Caitlin models. Tuning wrenches that fit our pins. Gig bags built around our body shapes.

Real strings from real makers. Our replacement string sets come from established harp string makers, not generic music wire. The voice of the harp depends on string quality, and we do not cut corners on the part of the instrument you replace most often.

Practical, not decorative. Everything in this collection is something a working harpist actually uses. Tuning tools, replacement strings, padded transport, and care items.

Choosing yours

Most harpists need four things in their first year of ownership: a clip-on chromatic tuner, a padded gig bag sized for their model, a spare set of strings for the most-broken gauges, and a stand for storage and practice.

A second tuning wrench is worth keeping in the gig bag. Strings break, and they almost always break the day before a performance.

Playing it

The harp is the instrument most affected by string condition. Old strings sound dull and lose tuning stability. Most harpists replace their full string set every two to three years, with individual replacements as breaks happen.

Every Roosebeck harp ships with a starter set of spare strings and a tuning wrench, so you can change a string the day it breaks without ordering parts first.

Built by hand. Played for life.

A closer look at the craftsmanship behind every Roosebeck instrument.

Browse our full collection of handcrafted folk instruments. Each one is built with care using solid tonewoods such as rosewood, walnut, mulberry, and spruce, finished by hand in our workshop.

Built to last

Solid tonewoods and proven designs, refined across more than five decades of luthier experience.

Beginner-friendly to professional

Models for first-time players and serious musicians, with clear specs so you know what you're getting. Quality instruments at an affordable price.

Set up to play

Each instrument is checked at the bench so it arrives ready to tune up and play.