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July-August 2019
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Interviews
The Many Languages of June Han
June Han might not be a household name in the U.S. harp world, but she should be. The Korean-born, French-trained, American-based harpist talks teaching, performing, and creating her career in New York City. —by Grace Browning
Feature
All the Time in the World
Managing all of your unstructured time as a freelancer can be the most difficult part of the job. Find out how the pros manage their time. —by Anne Sullivan
Feature
Ahead of the Curve
We catch up with publishing powerhouse Sylvia Woods to find out what has changed in music publishing and where the industry stands on the cusp of 2020. —by Alison Reese
July-August 2019
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Columns and more
Sounding Board
Finding Your Identity
Living a dual life. —by Catie Canale Pflaumer
Career Building
Katherine Siochi
Katherine Siochi talks about lessons she has learned early in her professional career.
Advice
Applying to Music School
What questions should you ask when applying to music school? Experts Kirsten Agresta Copley, Elizabeth Richter, and Elzbieta Szmyt weigh in.
Strange But True Harp Stories
The Longest Short Gig
A short gig takes an unexpected turn.
Strange But True Harp Stories
A Magical Daydream Comes to Life
A harpist's magical daydream.
Reviews and extras
Recording Review
Nino Rota: Works for Harp
Anneleen Lenaerts, harp. Warner Classics, 2019
Recording Review
Quiet Now
Stina Hellberg Agback, harp; Jonas Isaksson, guitar. Do Music Records, 2018.
Music Review
A Potpourri of Favorites
A potpourri of music holds something for everyone.