Northern Harpsong - Northern Maine chapter of the International Society of Folk Harpers & Craftsmen

Northern Maine chapter of the International Society of Folk Harpers & Craftsmen

The mission of Northern Harpsong is to promote awareness and an appreciation of harps and harp music, provide opportunities for harpers to perform, and to provide opportunities for people to hear live harp music.

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Chat and Open Harp Circle!

Hello Everyone!

We now have chat available! If there are other members logged in you can type back and forth in real time! Scroll down to the bottom of the page and check it out!
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Remember, if you have already joined this site once, all you need is to sign IN not sign UP. Same goes for the chat - you don't have to sign up separately for that. Once you sign in, you will see if anyone else is on here and, if so, you can chat with them in "real time".

Happy Harping,
Leigh

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Barbara left a comment for kate stratton

Kate--we were so pleased to have you join us and in spite of such a long drive! Great to meet you and to discover another harper. Barbara

June 30

kate stratton left a comment for Barbara

barbara- pleased to meet you and the rest of your group. so many were there. 12? nice space, too. hopefully, i can "play" with you again! kate

June 30

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June 30

kate stratton left a comment for kate stratton

thanks for sharing your house! l o n g drive, but fast. your harp folks are a great bunch. when i got home (about 5:30) i had a meesage from the scheduler asking if i could work with my kid client tonite schedule screw up. i said NO. i'd fall asl...

June 30

WELCOME!

Hi everyone!

About Northern Harpsong:

How does one become a member? Joining this site is FREE! However, the annual membership fee to join the chapter itself is $10.00 a year. We have purposely kept the fee as small as we could. This entitles members to reduced rates for any events sponsored by Northern Harpsong and includes newsletters with all sorts of harp related tips and even some sheet music!
I hope you are as excited as I am about this new "chapter" in the
development of harping in Northern Maine!
Harp On!

Leigh Griffith
President, Northern Harpsong

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Hi, Was so glad I could stop by to say hello! Andy is so busy traveling all over the State, and sometimes I feel I have to keep him company on the road. Will be going (the 14th) to my 50th Class Reunion in Philadelphia. God Bless you all and keep "plucking". Rita

Posted by Rita Olson on October 9, 2008 at 11:28am — 3 Comments

How to summer with a harp.....

this is in reply to Leigh's queston re summer heat and harping.......

This summer the biggest challenge here is to keep dry. but on the really hot days, a fan, a tall glass of iced peppermint water, a few fellow harpers, and I have all I need!

Any other strategies out there???

Posted by Barbara on August 17, 2008 at 11:00am — 1 Comment