That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for March 19, 2019

Strip harp playing, a precursor to strip poker.

“You told me this would be a no strings attached relationship.”

“Yes, I know I’m having trouble getting the costumes to stay on. You don’t have to keep harping on it.”

This melody that you composed is very pretty, I’m sure you’ll get a Grammy.

“So that’s a yes. We’re gonna have sex again right after this song?”

When his mom said he’d have to face the music, that’s exactly what she meant.

I’m working on a new song. I call it”inagodadavida.”listen and tell me what you think….

What a great big lyre.

“Now try it with the bottleneck and maybe add a little wah wah.”

“Play Faster! Play Faster!” Tom, keeping time, seizes his chance to make Priscilla’s top come off by speeding up the tempo.

Proof positive that Janet Jackson was not the first entertainer to have a wardrobe malfunction.

“Yes, I am with child. We shall call him Harpo.”

Thanks for getting peanut butter all over the strings.

No you cannot play with my G-String!

Calliope’s a shoo-in to join Orpheus’ jug band.

“OK, while she’s watching my face intently, I’m just going to reach around and…”

“Can I have that Kleenex when you’re through with it, Hermione?”

If I get to play with you, yes, I will continue with my piano lessons that my mom makes me take.

Besides that, she’s probably got her panties in a bunch.

Yeah, that sounds pretty good but I don’t think anyone is coming to your shows for the music…

“You seem a bit high-strung today. I was just playing around.”

Can you play that same note a bit lower on the string?

Calliope teaches Music to the young Orpheus: 

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Alexandre-Auguste_Hirsch_-_Calliope_Teaching_Orpheus,_1865.jpg

(best viewed by Google Chrome which can automatically translate most pages as necessary) has info and links that point to info about this painting.

https://collection.spertus.edu/artist/auguste-alexandre-hirsch 

http://www.ernesto-ballesteros.com/up/Archives/Portrait-of-Paul---dated-1880-Oil-on-canvas-signed--dated-and-titled-Paul-at-the-top-right@@sites@2@Product_xx_idProduct--5677__lang--en@@.htm 

https://femmefemmefemme.wordpress.com/category/alexandre-auguste-hirsch-1833-1912/ 

all have sparse info about this artist (the last in French; again, Chrome can automatically translate, and the 2nd illustrates why I miss hyperlinks), perhaps in addition to what’s pointed to by the first URL. This is the first work by him used here.

Again, a larger strip image is shown by clicking the image in Mr. Melcher’s MASTERPIECE #2161 (March 18, 2019) blog entry, accessible by the Check out the blog! box after the last comment.

Needs more cowbell. (Sorry, I couldn’t resist.)

I can tell you that it’s not her strings that he’s looking to finger.

“Orpheus, you’re awfully quiet today. What’s the matter, catgut your tongue?” “No, I’m just feeling strung out.”

Are you getting sleepy? Look, play with the partridge for a while and I’ll practice some scales.

LeAnn plays the magic harp, the more she plays the more people lose their clothes.

Ah one-ah and a two-ah… (Props to Mr. Welk)

Can we do a lap dance without the harp this time?

Pickin’ and Grinnin’