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Interviews
Golden Jubilee
Building harps is difficult. Building harps for 50 years is an achievement worth celebrating, as Camac Harps President Jakez François and CEO Eric Piron tell us in our interview with the French harp company
Feature
Summer Harp Camp Roundup 2023
If you’ve had enough of the winter cold and are ready to think about warmer weather, peruse nearly 50 programs where you can hone your harp skills this summer.
Feature
Change of Direction
Not everyone who sets out for a career in music ends up there. Why do some harpists change direction, and how do the skills developed at the harp translate to other fields?
January-February 2023
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Columns and more
From the Editor
Harp Life, Redefined
Sometimes the best harp life doesn’t have the harp anywhere near the center.
Sounding Board
Career Change
Finding your way when the harp moves from the front seat to the back in your life.
Tear-out Tunes
Flex Your Fingers
A new etude to work on arpeggios—yours to keep—in our newest article series.
Advice
What is a “skeleton set” of strings?
Is a skeleton set of strings enough for me?
Job Shadow
There’s No Business Like Show Business
Find out what it’s like to be a harpist in the pit of a Broadway show.
Strange But True Harp Stories
One-woman band
A one-woman band.
Reviews and extras
Recording Review
Lizotte Plays Lizotte
Caroline Lizotte, harp.
RougébLeuë Productions, 2022
Recording Review
Also of Note
New recordings by Fraya Thomsen and Anne Sullivan are worth a listen
