[Calista Anne Koch]

Oh, come on guys.

[Calista Anne Koch]

There is a shortage here in Macon too, but they say it gets much worse once you hit “south Atl” – my sister found gas yesterday (in Atl), but

[Calista Anne Koch]

What part of the country would you prefer to study?

[Calista Anne Koch]

How did they do?

[Calista Anne Koch]

I agree with Saul.

[Calista Anne Koch]

For next Christmas, there is always Angel’s Carol by Rutter.

[Calista Anne Koch]

I am very specific with my students since about

[Calista Anne Koch]

Victor is a harp regulator and runs the Harp Mall also, so he just alwasys seems to be on the road and backed up.

[Calista Anne Koch]

I ask them to come prepared with 1 song that is perfected (I prefer it to be memorized) and 1 song they are working on.

[Calista Anne Koch]

After almost 15 years of playing 40-60 weddings a year, I can tell you that you got off easy this time, so protect yourself for the next time may not be so benign.

[Calista Anne Koch]

If you’re student is a folk harp student, I don’t think Brevard or another orchestral camp would be the place as they are mostly for pedal harp students.

[Calista Anne Koch]

Thanks… I don’t know how I missed it.

[Calista Anne Koch]

I have a degree in Music Therapy and have a harp and piano practice.

[Calista Anne Koch]

I powder my hands before I play outdoors.

[Calista Anne Koch]

One neat trick one of my teachers taught me to help with muscle memory is to “squeeze the strings” – meaning, if a student is having trouble hitting a certain chord inversion, strange placement, etc., place your fingers on the strings that are to be placed, and literally squeeze them.

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