Your Invitation to Explore the World of Harps:
What's Open to the Public
Even if you don't play the harp there are plenty of things to do at the festival. Explore the world of harps and the kinds of music played on the harp. See and hear all kinds of harps and talk to harp players and enthusiasts about playing the harp.
$15 Visitor Admission Exhibitor & Vendor Mall More Harps From More Makers & Vendors Than You'll Ever See in One Place Again!
Daily Visitor Admission includes
The "I Always Wanted to Play the Harp" workshop with Pamela Bruner.
11am Friday or
11am Saturday
Harp Tastings What is it? It's a blind (for the audience, not the harp player) comparison of the various makes and models of harps that we have in the Vendor Mall. Judge them for yourself on their sound. There's no one "right" harp. It's strictly a subjective choice. If you're interested in buying a harp, it's just one of the ways to judge the instruments.
Small Harp Tasting: Friday at noon
Large Harp Tasting:
Saturday at noon
On Sunday:
Take the "Novice's Introduction to Harp" with Tina Tourin at 9am
Daily Visitor Admission includes
Lunchtime Concerts
at 12:30pm
Harp Maker's Corner
Saturday at 1:30pm "The Harp is the Authority: how to compare harps" with Paul Culotta of Woldsongs Harps
Saturday at 3:30pm Making Carbon Fiber Harps with Dave Woodworth of Heartland Harps
Sunday Concert
at 11am Somerset Harp Ensemble & Special Guests
with "Looped"
a performance art piece by Marta Cook
Evening Concerts
at 7:30pm
$25/ticket purchase at the registration desk
or call Kathy 856-795-7637 to reserve tickets in advance
On Stage Thursday: Nancy Hurrell
Janet Witman Nicolas Carter
Friday:
Harper Tasche Alfredo Ortiz Sunita Staneslow
Maeve Gilchrist
Saturday:
Rhett Barnwell
Kim Robertson
Grainne Hambly &
William Jackson
Last Updated 5/25/10
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