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Thanks! I’m headed to iTunes immediately. I still have had no luck finding the sheet music as yet. I’ve e-mailed to Pilgrim twice but haven’t heard back.
How fortunate for your students that you are so creative and that you are exposing them to the harp. I wish I had met the harp earlier in life.
Kudos for what you’re doing.
This discussion certainly illustrates one of the important reasons to scrupulously avoid use of (illegally) copied music and other materials by both us and others with whom we work. I have had so many other musicians hand me an illegal photocopy of something for performance often for weddings or church services. Now, when discussing pieces someone else is to provide, I tell them to make sure they have the appropriate number of legal copies if I am to participate.
Thanks to composers, arrangers, writers for their creative efforts.
I know lots of medical people who are musical. I am a physician who has been an organist since high school. I started lessons on the pedal harp about 18 months ago and absolutely love it. I’d be fascinated to know of other physicians who play the pedal harp.
Medical care can help cure the body, but music soothes the soul.Congratulations on your new harp. It looks beautiful. I hope it brings you years of musical pleasure.
I love for people to post pictures of their new instruments (and even their seasoned ones) – it reminds me of that thrilling moment when mine arrived.
I realize I’m highjacking to an unrelated issue, but the mention of “Puff the Magic Dragon” reminded me that it fits prefectly over the Pachelbel Canon.
I realize I’m not answering the question, but there’s a YouTube clip of his son playing it:
My all time favorite request as organist was for me to play “Send in the Clowns” for the seating of the mothers.
…and this one:
