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Roosebeck Pixie Celtic Harp, 19-String Chelby Levers

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19-String 2.5 Octaves Chelby Levers Under 9 lbs Beginner-Friendly

Ideal for: Adult beginners, young students, and players who want a portable first harp

Where many harp players begin.

The Pixie Harp is sized for comfortable playing whether you are an adult beginner or a younger student. At just under 30 inches tall and about 8.7 pounds, it's light enough to carry to lessons and small enough to live in your living room without taking over, but capable enough that you won't outgrow it quickly. It comes in two frame woods that share the same strings, levers, and soundboard: an engraved and inlaid rosewood, or a natural-finish lacewood.

Clear, Bright Tone with Real Projection

Nineteen DuPont hard nylon strings cover 2.5 octaves from F3 to C6, enough range for hundreds of songs, exercises, and arrangements. A solid wood frame paired with a Finnish birch plywood soundboard produces a clear, bright tone with noticeably good projection for the harp's size.

About the strings: DuPont hard nylon is the standard on quality lever harps. It holds tuning well, feels comfortable under the fingers, and produces a focused tone that cuts through in both solo playing and small ensembles.

Chelby Levers Make All the Difference

Every string has its own Chelby sharpening lever, so you can change keys on the fly without retuning. The Chelby design engages the string from the side, which prevents strings from lifting off the bridge pins, a common frustration with cheaper lever designs.

Red and blue caps on the C and F levers make navigation intuitive, and each lever can be fine-tuned with a hex wrench for precise intonation.

Why Chelby levers matter: Cheap levers can buzz, slip, or pull strings out of position when engaged. Chelby levers are engineered to stay precisely in place and deliver a clean half-step every time, which is exactly what you want when you are learning.

Designed to Make Learning Easier

Color-coded strings (red for C, blue for F, clear for all others) make learning to play significantly easier. You can find your position on the strings at a glance, which is a huge help when you are working through your first pieces or sight-reading from sheet music.

The harp ships set up, a few small tuning adjustments with the included tool, and you are making music.

New to harp? The color-coded strings are the same system used in harp education worldwide. Red = C, blue = F. Once you know those two anchor points, everything else falls into place naturally.

Technical Specifications

Strings 19 DuPont Hard Nylon
Range F3 to C6 (2.5 octaves)
Levers Chelby on all strings
Frame Rosewood (engraved and inlaid) or Lacewood (natural)
Soundboard Finnish Birch Plywood
String Colors Red (C), Blue (F), Clear (all others)
Dimensions 29.75 inches H × 16.75 inches W × 7.5 inches D
Weight 8.7 lbs

What's in the Box

Every Pixie Harp ships with everything you need to tune and start playing.

Tuning Tool Extra String Set Owner's Guide (PDF)

Gig bag (HPNC) sold separately.

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Roosebeck Pixie Celtic Harp, 19-String Chelby Levers

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Tradition you can feel, craftsmanship you can hear.
Solid tonewoods
Cured, cut, and chosen for sound.
Voiced by hand
Fretboards dressed, action set, bridges fit by our luthiers.
Made to be played
Built for working musicians, designed to sound better the more you play it.
Since 1973
Five decades of building instruments that last generations.