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Interviews
Joan of Art
We talk to Joan Holland, the consummate teacher, about her four decades teaching some of the brightest young talents in the harp world.
Feature
A Harpist’s Guide to Performance Anxiety
Nerves and anxiety can get the best of even the most talented musician. Find out how to handle on those stage jitters with proven, data-driven strategies
Feature
Summer Harp Camp Roundup
We’ve gathered nearly 50 programs for you to choose from for your summer adventure.
January-February 2022
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Columns and more
Sounding Board
Pop the Bubble
Finding community outside of your comfort zone.
Get Booked
Guideposts for Discovery
A look at guideposts for discovery in the last installment of the series.
Advice
Is it appropriate to put out a tip jar at a gig?
The best way to know if a tip jar is appropriate at a gig is to determine the situation. If you are playing in a restaurant, coffee house, or club, be sure to check with management first. Most patrons are accustomed to tipping in these environments and expect to see a tip jar. If you […]
Strange But True Harp Stories
A Mysterious Voice
A cue from thin air.
Reviews and extras
Recording Review
Nature and Imagination
Pelléas Ensemble: Oliver Wass, harp; Henry Roberts, flute; Luba Tunniclife, viola. Linn Records, 2021.
Music Review
Old World Made New
Melodies from France, Switzerland, and Ireland arranged for harp.