Easter Eggs aren’t the only thing that’s going to crack….

[David Ice]

I’m handed church

[Sylvia]

OK.

[angel-zhao]

Haha… If they want you to “follow the piano,” they might as well just give you the piano score so that you could properly transcribe for the harp. I concur with Sylvia, please tell us more.

[Sid Humphreys]

David,

Please tell me the piece wasn’t “Arise”.

[David Ice]

OK, after taking a Valium and sleeping for 13 hours after this experience I’ve learned the following:

1)

[Sylvia]

Thanks for the update.

[David Ice]

They have rotating priests, but I guess if you do essentially the same service music 3x a Sunday and once on Saturday, week in and week out, you get used to it.

[David Ice]

Sylvia,

I’m seriously thinking of writing a book…but then again, would anybody believe it (other than another harpist?)

[Sylvia]

I’ve found that those interested in harp books are usually older, (ahem) literate harpists.

[Gretchen Cover]

Here’s what the Easter bunny taught me. Always check your music just

[David Ice]

That’s exactly why I always put the music in plastic sleeves and safely lock it in a notebook!

[David Ice]

Sylvia……check out the book MOTEL OF MYSTERIES.

[Sylvia]

I’ll look for it at the library.

[onita-sanders]

I just love this kind of challenge. Having worked on recording sessions where all they do give you is a chord chart and

[barbara-fackler]

David, this is a fantastic summary. Praise teams DO have their own secret code. I think it is fostered largely by the inability to read music or play without a capo. Glad you made it through.

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