On Wings of a Dove CD
Harp Music to Soothe the Soul
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Harp Music to Soothe the Soul
Healing Angels Reaching Peace
Inner Peace Awaits You
LIVE HARP LESSONS with Christine via your computer!
Sign-up from anywhere in the world: relax@peacecalm.com
6 comments:
A yearling doe recently visited our backyard. I took my little green Harpsicle to the door and very slowly and softly played for her. Her eyes and ears filled with the sound of the music and she lingered for hours, calming eating our grass.
The harp has far-reaching effects we never dream of.
Please share with others the stories that have touched you deeply and will touch others.
Peace and harmony,
Christine
Report from the first week at class with my high school students:
My lap harp,"Penelope," was welcomed with...awe, I guess is the best word for it. They stared at her, kind of wide-eyed; some laughed for a second when I first picked her up, prompted by what I am sure was the sheer surprise of it. They love her. I have former students expressing jealousy and coming in in the morning asking me to play her for them. I play for the first period class as they come in, and for the sixth period one since my plan is fifth period. The other classes are welcomed and "dismissed with a gliss." How's that for some early school year poetry? The other day, kids were packing up to leave the room, the bell rang, and I was at my desk. They held their ground, waiting for "Penelope" to release them. I have kids asking if I will be "harpin' it up" when they are in the class next door, so they can listen. She could not have been received more warmly. We're having a lot of fun.
I would love to hear from other harpers regarding your experiences with the harp.
I am listening to your album as I write and it has already played for hours. I found your music via a hospital Pastoral Care nurse. I ordered a therapy harp and have joined the Threshold Choir, singing at the bedside of hospice patients. I am beginning hospice volunteer training, and plan to play harp for hospice patients.
Your guardian angel delights in having you play your healing harp music. Your music draws one up to a higher realm.
Thank you for being in the world at this time and doing God's work.
Angels and harps forever.
I am excited about the possibility of beginning study in a harp therapy program. Ever since my job ended, I've been trying to figure out something "meaningful" to do. Ironically, I bought my harp with the idea that I might be able to use it to combine my interest in human services and music. But it took all this time for me to start enjoying it myself!
I took my first lesson last week. No harp Nazi stopping me in mid p lay changing my hand position. Fun and more fun, playing songs, making up songs, relaxing and feeling the music. Yes, hand position is important, but I'm sixty not six. I will never be a classical harpist because I don't want to be. I want to relax have fun and finish a song. Make music that pleases me. Christine is helping me find that in an especially gentle way. And I didn't have to wear shoes.
Gail Giles
Harp Strings vibrating..
Adding melody to the ebb and flow of life.
Post a Comment