Elizabeth Huston is a writer, grants manager, new music producer, and composer advocate. A harpist by training, she began her journey by expanding the harp repertoire and now focuses on supporting emerging composers as they transition from academia to professional careers. Her work bridges artistry and advocacy, emphasizing that contemporary music can be both innovative and deeply human. Originally from Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, she has lived and worked in Washington, Pennsylvania, California, and the Netherlands.
No, harpists don’t wish they played the piccolo, thanks for asking. But hauling your harp to the gig is no small feat. From boat to bike, and everything in between, see how harpists move their instruments.
Technical snafus can make it stressful to use your tablet to read music at gigs. We’ll give you tips on how to fix some common problems and even avoid them in the first place.
Tips and strategies to land grants from a professional grant writer and harpist. —by Elizabeth Huston
Ah, spring. Time to throw open the windows, get some fresh air, give everything a good cleaning, and clear out the clutter that has accumulated over the winter. Now that you’re in an organizing frame of mind, it’s also the perfect time to sort through your musical life to ensure a less stressful year. Tidying […]
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