Applying The Cipher to: Chromatic Isomorphic Symmetrical-Cross-Strung Whole-Tone Harp (that’s a mouthful !)         . . . Then . . .     Medieval cross strung harp (on the right) -- the only one I’ve ever seen of that age. Is most likely diatonic but who knows. [Le roi David et des musiciens. Psautier anglais de Saint-Alban (Hildeshaim)XIIe siècle (E. G. Millars English illuminated manuscripts)]       . . . more recently . . .     Recent 20th century Chromatic cross-strung harp -- but not isomorphic.       . . . and  Now . . .     Below, Ben Brown’s first and only custom built Chromatic Isomorphic Symmetrical Cross-Strung Whole-Tone Harp! (the one in front).         This is just a starter page, little explaination, a few drawings and pictures. More later.                           Chromatic Isomorphic Symmetrical Cross-Strung Whole-Tone Harp Plates: System Basics Speller, 2 octaves, one color Speller, 2 octaves, two color (C Major tones white) Scales Triads Seventh Chords Blank grids PDF