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Ann Arbor Symphony names Huang principal harpist

Ann Arbor Symphony names Huang principal harpist

Chen-Yu Huang has been appointed Principal Harpist with the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra. The audition was held in early September and required three rounds before the panel selected Huang. She will begin her tenure with the AASO performing Ernest Bloch’s Schelomo and...

McQuay Heads New BYU Idaho Harp Program

Brigham Young University in Idaho has just announced that, as of this fall 2017, they will be expanding their course offerings to include a complete four-year bachelor's of music degree in harp performance. Heading the harp program is Dr. Alicia Duncan McQuay, and...

AHS Seeks New Journal Editor

AHS Seeks New Journal Editor

The American Harp Society is looking for a new editor/publication manager for its official publication, The American Harp Journal. The Journal is a biannual publication sent to AHS membership, institutional subscribers, and paid advertisers. In collaboration with the...

Back to School Q and A with Ann Yeung

Back to School Q and A with Ann Yeung

As harp students across the country are heading back to school to start their fall semester, we reached out to University of Illinois (U of I) professor Ann Yeung to find out what the back-to-school scene looks like for her and what tips she has for students hoping to...

DHF launches World Harp Competition

DHF launches World Harp Competition

Applications are open for the Dutch Harp Festival’s new World Harp Competition, and the deadline is on September 15th, 2017. The DHF World Harp Competition is a new format of international harp competition, set to accompany the Dutch Harp Festival’s upcoming fifth...

Mexico competition announces competitors

Mexico competition announces competitors

The Mexico International Harp Competition and Festival has announced competitors for its fifth event, which will take place Nov. 10–17 in Mexico City. The competition includes four divisions for harpists up to age 35 with prizes up to $2,000. Competitors in the 2017...

AHS Foundation announces 2018 Anne Adams Awards

AHS Foundation announces 2018 Anne Adams Awards

The American Harp Society Foundation has announced details for its 2018 Anne Adams Awards, which will take place May 29–June 1, 2018, prior to the AHS National Conference in Redlands, Calif. Three winners will receive $2,000 each for full-time study of the harp, along...

Young Artist’s Harp Competition announces 2018 repertoire

Young Artist’s Harp Competition announces 2018 repertoire

The Young Artist's Harp Competition has announced repertoire for its biennial event, which will take place July 4–7, 2018. The event precedes the Young Artist's Harp Seminar program, which is based in Rabun Gap, Ga. The competition is open to harpists of any...

Barbara Weiger Lepke-Sims receives Lifetime Achievement Award from AHS

Barbara Weiger Lepke-Sims receives Lifetime Achievement Award from AHS

Barbara Weiger Lepke-Sims was honored with the 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Harp Society (AHS) on June 25. The award is given "to honor extraordinary service to The American Harp Society, Inc. and the harp," according to the organization. Weiger...

The Camac Festival heads to D.C.

The Camac Festival heads to D.C.

The Camac Festival will head to the U.S. November 3–5, 2017. All events take place at the Sheraton Suites Old Town Alexandria, in Alexandria, Va., just outside of Washington, D.C. The festival is co-sponsored by Camac Harps and the Virginia Harp Center. French harpist...