[melissa-and-liyanna-sadowsky]

I also have State Farm, but I have all my coverage thru them, so it may be an addendum to my other policy

[melissa-and-liyanna-sadowsky]

If you are looking to devoting a few years to harp studies, I would suggest going to a university with a music program. There are many scholarships available for harpists. In fact, UC Boulder has a great music school and you would get in state tuition. The website that has links to many harp programs is:

http://www.harpmall.com/colleges_and_universities.htm

Good luck!!

[melissa-and-liyanna-sadowsky]

Zoraida-

Thank you! Does one have to be a full time student at Katarina Gurska school to take lessons? I am 18 years old and ideally I am looking to live with a host family to experience life in another country while studying harp as well…like an international exchange student. I may also be interested in perhaps working for a family as a nanny or other job/position while there as a trade for room and board. So my search for information is just beginning. I currently study pedal harp with Linda Wood Rollo. Any additional information is appreciated y hablo espanol! (not fluent, but studying!)

[melissa-and-liyanna-sadowsky]

thank you for this information- have you been to this area?

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