This invention discloses a recumbent harp, relating to the field of recumbent harp technology. It includes a main body, with a first connecting hole on the
headstock side and a second connecting hole on the
tailstock side. This recumbent harp, through the arrangement of the main body, fixed bridge, movable bridge, and strings, allows the strings to start from the first connecting hole, pass through the fixed bridge and the movable bridge, and finally exit through the second connecting hole, forming a complete and tension-controllable vibration
system. The fixed bridge provides stable support and
vibration transmission points for the strings, ensuring accurate basic
pitch. The movable bridge can slide flexibly on the strings, facilitating real-time adjustment of
pitch and modulation during performance, expanding musical expressiveness. Anti-slip plates are located on both sides of the top of the body, adjacent to the string exit points; their special surface treatment effectively increases friction, preventing the strings from sliding or shifting during performance, thus achieving stable
pitch, flexible tuning, and sensitive performance response.