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I second that! Everything will work out fine! And you may find that taking a break or even reducing the load can actually be beneficial. The brain continues to work on things even when we are not physically engaged in the activity. You can come back refreshed and with even greater facility!
I’m glad for the well wishes and prayers of the folks on Harp Column.
I can’t hear news about Syria without thinking of Basel.Hi Brook!
I don’t have any experience with this problem, but I just wanted to say that those are a couple of beautiful-looking harps!Good grief! I know that not all weddings are like this, but I’ve heard enough similar stories to dissuade me from doing them.
I just read Anne Roos’ article in the latest issue of Folk Harp Journal concerning the downside of doing weddings, e.g. a bridal party high on drugs. It’s very sad. Whatever pay you received, Paul, was combat pay in my opinion!Hi Jennifer,
Great tune! Here’s a YouTube video of it for any of our posters who might not be familiar with it. (The tune starts at 2:31 after the “Butterfly Jig”).Thank you, Tracey, for the gracious response. And no Robert, I don’t have much knowledge of California. This is why I asked Tracey if the two towns were near one another. You may want to read her approach to a fellow poster’s kind attempt to be helpful. It is infinitely more appropriate for a public forum.
Is Harps Etc. in Walnut Creek CA nearby where you’ll be staying?
http://www.harpsetc.com/Has Elizabeth Volpe ever been featured in HC? She writes beautiful and intriguing music for both pedal and lever harp, and has a distinguished career as the principal harpist for the Vancouver Symphony. She also teaches harp and adjudicates for various events, and she served on the board of a successful World Harp Congress.
Hi Andee,
That abbey is beautiful! It reminds me of when I was in Cambridge two years ago for my son’s graduation. I so admire England’s gorgeous architecture!
I would love to attend your festival and see you perform! If only somebody would invent a transport machine, like the kind they have on Star Trek.
