[Jan Jennings]

Faith Carman published some arrangements (as the Chamber Collection by FC Publishing Company) for flute, cello, and harp years ago when she was running FC Publishing. The company is out of business, but perhaps Vanderbilt has picked them up as they took over the Pop Series by FC Publishing. I have “First Arabesque” (Debussy), “Humming Chorus” (Puccini), and “Andante in C” (Mozart) for that trio. Hopefully you can still find them. They were very nice, but not super easy (not sight readable).

[Jan Jennings]

Sheri,

I don’t know if the translation has been published, but I’d be happy to email it to you.

[Jan Jennings]

This is a rather old message, but if you haven’t found the translation, I have one.

[Jan Jennings]

I was saddened to learn of Caryn’s passing.

[Jan Jennings]

It’s fun to play this in both time signatures.

[Jan Jennings]

You are, indeed, lucky!

[Jan Jennings]

I think it is difficult to generalize about harp models.

[Jan Jennings]

I wrote an arrangement for lever harp, but it is as yet unpublished.

[Jan Jennings]

There are several universities that offer harp scholarships or at least tuition help.

[Jan Jennings]

I had the pleasure of meeting many celebrities during the years I played at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress (Carl Reiner, Billy Joel, Henry Mancini, Tony Bennett, Robert Goulet, Carol Burnett and several others).

[Jan Jennings]

I’m not sure how the rumor got started that I am involved in this project, but I certainly do support any endeavors to promote the harp!

[Jan Jennings]

Congratulations for being concerned about your listeners (as well as the staff and yourself!)

[Jan Jennings]

I don’t know if anyone has published any counter melodies or accompaniments, but I love the Grossi book too.

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