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    Q & A with a harpist

    Q & A with a harpist

    Aren’t most harps bigger? Harps come in a variety of sizes from having just a few strings to 47. The large orchestral harps (pedal harps) can weigh up to 95 lbs. My primary harp has 36 strings or 5 octaves, enough to play most music. It only weighs about 20 lbs. Is that a harpsichord? A harpsichord is a keyboard instrument, a precursor to the piano. Is that an autoharp? It’s a small harp. An autoharp is strummed and has a set of chord bars to make playing the right notes
    Why certification?

    Why certification?

    Board Certification through the Certification Board for Music Therapists (CBMT) represents a commitment—a commitment to a high level of knowledge, professionalism, and client safety. When you work with a board certified music therapist (MT-BC), you can expect them to have a consistent base of knowledge on music therapy protocol and standards of care. To earn the MT-BC certification, a music therapist must complete an approved course of education, pass the board certification
    Is it live or is it...?

    Is it live or is it...?

    So you have an event coming up and you want to include music. Here are some reasons you should consider live music. Memorable—Your guests probably won’t remember what color the bridesmaids dresses were but they will remember that you had a real musician Unique Surprisingly affordable Easy—An experienced music will be able to tell you where and how music can fit into your wedding ceremony A Wide variety of choices—Lincoln is a music town. Even if harp isn’t your style, you c

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