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I clicked that, then common sense took over during the advertisement. I remember the song well enough, thank you, but great to know your arrangement is working out!

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Oh, now harpist are all about the great free publicity…

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Barbara Brundage talks about tuner

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How many harpists does it take to change a lightbulb?

Who cares? They’ll just get a pianist to do it.

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Ditto on Cleartune.

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Finding her house without missing that tricky turn onto her road and turning around. It took a few weeks.

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Oh no it doesn’t! That is scary as heck!!!

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Update:

After some really tight fits due to my reliance on rentals for harp transport, I decided to plunk down and get a Harpo cart, and it arrived yesterday just in time for band rehearsal. While the idea of aluminum tubes

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I’ve also been using an American Harp Cart. It’s very easy to move, looks nice, and holds the harp very well. The tray doesn’t fold up which can make it trickier for transport if your vehicle space is tight.

Also, the air-filled tires give the harp a great ride, though they do require

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I recently replied to the eternal question from strangers with “Have you ever heard of somebody wanting a piccolo at their

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For a November 5 community band concert, I’m working on Pines of Rome as well as Carmen Dragon’s

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I think that piece is kind of slinkie and sexy sounding.

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That Ford Escape seat cushion

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This question reminds me of the following brief

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I was in Betty Paret’s Second Harp Book, and happened to see it has a collection of short pieces, “Three Sea Sketches”: “Dolphin in the Waves,” “The Bell Buoy Rings,” and “The White Gull’s Flight.” Pretty and not very difficult.

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