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Downloadable Pdfs… American Harp Society Inc. PRESENTING SPONSORS June 27–30, 2018 University of Redlands WE’RE BUSY ADDING DOWNLOADABLE PDFS… www.harp.com The best site for ordering strings, music and harp accessories. Welcome to the 43RD NATIONAL CONFERENCE of the AMERICAN HARP SOCIETY, INC. The mission of the American Harp Society, Inc. is to celebrate our legacy, inspire excellence, and empower the next generation of harpists. PRESENTING SPONSORS PLATINUM SPONSOR GOLD SPONSOR SAVE the DATE 2019 American Harp Society, Inc. 13th Summer institute 23rd National Competition University of North Carolina School of the Arts Winston-Salem, NC SUMMER INSTITUTE AND NATIONAL COMPETITION Sunday, June 16 - Saturday, June 22, 2019 University of North Carolina School of the Arts Winston-Salem, NC Hosted by the University of North Carolina School of the Arts AHS Summer Institute Co-Chairs Jacquelyn Bartlett Grace Ludtke MANY THANKS to the 2018 NATIONAL CONFERENCE SPONSORS AND DONORS PRESENTING SPONSORS PLATINUM SPONSOR GOLD SPONSOR FRIENDS AMERICAN HARP CENTER BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY AUDIO VISUAL TEAM MARY DROPKIN UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS SCHOOL OF MUSIC ALL OF THE PERFORMERS AND PRESENTERS WHO VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME AND TALENTS T ABL E of CO NT E NTS 7 Welcome 12 AHS Board of Directors and Administration 14 Who’s Who in the AHS 15 Past Conferences and Summer Institutes 16 AHS Foundation Awards 17 In Memoriam 18 Chapters of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Award 19 Welcome from the Conference Chair 20 Conference Hosts 21 Lifetime Achievement Award 22 Instrument Security and Procedures 22 Operating Hours 23 General Conference Information 25 Campus Maps 28 Schedule-at-a-Glance 32 Exhibitor List 33 Exhibitor Map 34 Schedule of Events 42 Programs 62 Performers and Presenters 81 Master Class Performers WELCOME TO REDLANDS and the 43RD NATIONAL CONFERENCE of the AMERICAN HARP SOCIETY, INC. Welcome to the 43rd AHS National Conference at the University of Redlands. Against the backdrop of the beautiful San Bernardino Mountains, we are gathering to be enriched with incredibly diverse programming, fabulous exhibit halls, and fellowship with one another. Enjoy performances by Metropolitan Opera harpist Emmanuel Ceysson and AHS Concert Artist Abigail Kent, and many more concerts featuring soloists, and chamber and harp ensembles, with all types of music from jazz and Latin to 20th century music and more. Participate in ensembles and master classes, and take time for a hands-on experience with historical harps. Wander the exhibit hall to play all types of harps, and discover new music and other harp treasures. Learn about looping techniques, legendary California harpists, the harp in Hollywood, the legacy of the Northern California Harpists Association, and much more. There are many exciting opportunities too numerous to be listed here! The work of the AHS will be going on during the Conference as well, with numerous meetings by many of the wonderful people who volunteer their time and talents to make sure that the AHS continues to grow and thrive. Come to the Annual Membership meeting on Wednesday afternoon to meet the Board of Directors, and learn about the activities of the AHS. The Board encourages you to become more actively involved in the AHS by sharing your thoughts and ideas, connecting with other harpists through a local chapter or social media, serving on a committee, or hosting an AHS event. Please complete the Conference Evaluation form, either with the paper form in your Conference bag, or by using the online survey which will come to your email. We want to hear from you! Many thanks to Conference Chair Mary Dropkin, the organizing committee and the Inland Valley Chapter for all of their hard work in planning this wonderful conference; to the many volunteers who keep the conference running smoothly, and to our exhibitors, advertisers and sponsors for their crucial support. Most of all, we thank you for your taking the time to join us, and hope that you return home invigorated by your time in Redlands, looking “Back to Our Future.” Cheryl Cunningham, President American Harp Society, Inc. Presented by Lyon & Healy Harps and Salvi Harps • 43rd National Conference of the American Harp Society, Inc. 7 WELCOME! We are thrilled to welcome our members and families to the University of Redlands for the 43rd AHS National Conference. The host committee has put together an outstanding schedule of concerts, workshops and fun times. Looking back on my first National Conference as a young professional, I was excited but just a bit overwhelmed. There was so much to take in, and it was hard to choose which sessions to attend. We’ve addressed that this year by scheduling many workshops twice, morning and afternoon, to make sure attendees can take advantage of more content. And concerts are mostly scheduled without conflicts, so all can attend. The program spaces are within a few steps of each other, making it easy to move between sessions. Planning has been a bit like solving a Rubik’s cube, but the team did a great job. Thanks especially to the presenters who graciously agreed to double sessions. Be sure to download the Conference smartphone app (see page 26) to manage your schedule, connect with others attending, share photos, and get news and alerts of special happenings. Approach your Conference experience with a sense of discovery – look for things outside of your usual experience, whether that be jazz, Latin rhythms, music of Hollywood and contemporary composers, historic instruments, or maybe arranging. Learn about grants and commissions, technology, and working with students. Discover more about the harp legacy of California, and the current activities of the American Harp Society, Inc. at the annual membership meeting. Find a great new piece of music, the latest gadgets and accessories, or even a new harp in the exhibit hall. And of course revel in great solo, chamber music and ensemble performances across varied genres by up students, up and coming young artists, adult aficionados, and outstanding professionals. Finally, reconnect with old friends and discover new ones. Be sure to attend your regional luncheon on Friday to meet your Regional Director and build ties with others from your area. As you enjoy your Conference, please say a word of thanks to the presenters and performers who volunteer their time and expertise, our exhibitors, the host committee and all of the volunteers. They make your discoveries possible. Kathryn McManus Executive Director American Harp Society, Inc. 8 43rd National Conference of the American Harp Society, Inc. • Presented by Lyon & Healy Harps and Salvi Harps Presented by Lyon & Healy Harps and Salvi Harps • 43rd National Conference of the American Harp Society, Inc. 9 10 43rd National Conference of the American Harp Society, Inc. • Presented by Lyon & Healy Harps and Salvi Harps Presented by Lyon & Healy Harps and Salvi Harps • 43rd National Conference of the American Harp Society, Inc. 11 BOARD OF DIRECTORS and EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN HARP SOCIETY, INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Front (L-R): Ann Yeung, Diane Michaels, Laura Logan Brandenburg, Julia Kay Jamieson, Kela Walton, Elaine Pack Litster, Megan Sesma, Rebecca Todaro, Lillian Lau, Chen-Yu Huang Second (L-R): Joan Raeburn Holland, Karen Lindquist Speyer, Paul Baker, Catherine Case, Ray Mooers, Cheryl Dungan Cunningham, Cheryl Ann Fulton, Erin Earl Wood, Kathryn Holm McManus, Elinor Hathaway Niemisto Not pictured: Maria Casale, Nancy Lendrim, Carolyn Lund Munford, Jessica Siegel, Phyllis Taylor Sparks, Brandee Younger AMERICAN HARP SOCIETY, INC. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Front (L-R): Cheryl Dungan Cunningham, Kela Walton, Catherine Case, Kathryn Holm McManus, Erin Earl Wood Back (L-R): Elaine Litster, Elinor Niemisto Not pictured: Carolyn Lund Munford, Rebecca Todaro 12 43rd National Conference of the American Harp Society, Inc. • Presented by Lyon & Healy Harps and Salvi Harps ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS *President Cheryl Dungan Cunningham *1st Vice-President Kela Walton *2nd Vice-President Carolyn Munford *Secretary Erin Wood *Treasurer Rebecca Todaro CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD *Elaine Litster DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE Paul Baker *Cheryl Dungan Cunningham Chen-Yu Huang Julia Kay Jamieson Lillian Lau *Karen Lindquist *Elaine Litster Ray Mooers Jessica Siegel *Rebecca Todaro *Kela Walton Brandee Younger REGIONAL DIRECTORS Coordinator *Catherine Case Mid Atlantic Region Diane Michaels Mid Central Region Nancy Lendrim Mid Western Region *Erin Wood North Central Region *Elinor Niemisto Northeastern Region Megan Sesma Northwestern Region *Catherine Case Pacific Region Maria Casale Southeastern Region *Carolyn Lund Munford Southern Region Phyllis Taylor Sparks Southwestern Region Laura Logan Brandenburg Western Region Cheryl Ann Fulton EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Kathryn McManus (Ex-officio, Board and Executive Committee) MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY & BOOKKEEPER Barbara Sooklal THE AMERICAN HARP JOURNAL Executive Editor, Leslie Shortlidge Associate Editor, Emily Laurance Advertising Manager, Stacie Johnston Circulation Manager, Linda-Rose Hembreiker *Denotes Member of 2017-2018 Executive Committee Presented by Lyon & Healy Harps and Salvi Harps • 43rd National Conference of the American Harp Society, Inc. 13 WHo’S WHO FOUNDING COMMITTEE MEMBERS †Marcel Grandjany, Chairman †S. Mario DeStefano †Mildred Dilling †Eileen Malone †Lucile Rosenbloom †Alberto Salvi †Edward Vito †Bernard Zighera HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS †Pierre Boulez Bernard Grandjany †Victor Salvi Leonard Slatkin PAST PRESIDENTS †Lucile Lawrence (1962-1966) †Lucien
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