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AHJ, Vol. 4 No. 3, Spring 1974

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Music for Troubadour or Pedal Harp<br />

by Nancy Gustavson<br />

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THE MAGIC ROAD<br />

PACIFIC SKETCHES<br />

SONGS WITHOUT WORDS*<br />

$1.75 each<br />

HARP INSTRUCTION<br />

BY PHYLLIS SCHLOMOVITZ<br />

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA<br />

AT SANTA CRUZ<br />

Apply Sherwood Dudley, Head of Music Dept.<br />

MUSIC & ARTS INSTITUTE OF SAN FRANCISCO<br />

2622 Jackson St.<br />

San Francisco, Calif. 94115<br />

Ross McKee, Music Director<br />

DEGREES WITH HARP MAJOR<br />

Home Studio--1682 Hamilton Ave.<br />

Palo Alto, CA. 94303<br />

Phone 415-328-0468<br />

Mrs. Rosenbaum was on a vacation with her daughter<br />

and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mauricio Solaun, and<br />

her grandaughter Emma. In addition to the chapter<br />

members also present were Dr. Phillip Fink, Music<br />

Coordinator of the Florida International University,<br />

Miss Jacqueline Alexander, Head of the Music Department<br />

of Miami Senior High School and other wellknown<br />

local musicians.<br />

The chapter presented Mrs. Rosenbaum with a heart<br />

shaped charm. Approximately fifty persons enjoyed<br />

refreshments prepared by the chapter members.<br />

POLYMORPHOUS<br />

President, Laura Erb, 24443 Hilliard Blvd., Westlake,<br />

Ohio, 44145.<br />

On January 11, the Polymorphous chapter held an<br />

election meeting. Laura Erb was unanimously voted<br />

Honorary President. The elected officers were: Laura<br />

Lou Erb Roth, President; Claudia Kapp, Vice-President;<br />

Cecilia Ilg McKay, Secretary; and Susan Keith,<br />

Treasurer.<br />

On March 2, <strong>1974</strong>, Cecilia Ilg McKay will be solo<br />

harpist with the Cleveland Orchestra, under the direction<br />

of Gerald Page, who will conduct a consolidated<br />

group of musicians, including all the band, orchestra,<br />

and choir members of Avon Lake.<br />

On March 10, at the Lakewood Congregational<br />

Church, Claudia Knapp will perform a very beautiful and<br />

unique number entitled The American Folk Hymn<br />

Suite. This number was specially written for handbells,<br />

harp, and organ by the well known composer Dale<br />

Wood.<br />

On Saturday, April 20, at 8:00, Laura Erb's harp<br />

ensemble and Laura's Little Angels (troubadour harpists)<br />

will participate in the Sixth Annual Artists Series<br />

at the Aurora Performing Arts Center. Also appearing<br />

on this program is Louis Nye, a well known television<br />

comedian personality.<br />

In December, as is traditional, Laura Erb's harp ensemble<br />

contributed to the Christmas spirit by performing<br />

for several clubs in Greater Metropolitan Cleveland.<br />

These included the American Association of University<br />

Women in Lorain Ohio, featured soloist Laura<br />

Lou Erb Roth; Bay Village Womens Club, Bay Village,<br />

Ohio; Business and Professional Womens Guild<br />

in Euclid, Ohio; and Womens Club of Rockport Methodist<br />

Church in Rocky River, Ohio.<br />

SPRING/<strong>1974</strong><br />

The girls performing were: Carolyn Abbiss, Julie<br />

Alexander, Linda Blake, Lisa Craig, Christy Du Vernay,<br />

Marcia Fleck, Pam Friedman, Kathy Hart,<br />

Kathleen Rathke, Leslie Rees, and Sharon Wasserbauer.<br />

We would like to share with you a most pleasant and<br />

exhilerating experience. On <strong>No</strong>vember 9, Laura Erb<br />

and her daughter Laura Lou Erb Roth, journeyed to<br />

Pittsburgh to visit Laura's teacher, Lucile Johnson<br />

Rosenbloom whom she hadn't seen in 30 years. During<br />

the course of the evening, Lucile Johnson and Marcela<br />

Kozikova, her musical colleague, played several numbers<br />

that they have performed for thousands of people<br />

on their concert tours in the Middle East, Europe and<br />

the United States. It was a rare privilege to be able to<br />

sit in front of the fireplace in an intimate atmosphere<br />

and absorb with rapture the magnificent artistry these<br />

reknowned harpists displayed. Lucile and Marcela<br />

promised to visit Laura Erb this summer and you can<br />

imagine how the Polymorphous chapter is looking forward<br />

to meeting these two great harpists.<br />

CHICAGO<br />

President, Mr. Ellis Schuman, 5415 N. Sheridan Road,<br />

Chicago, Ill., 60640.<br />

The Chicago Chapter hosted a reception for Edward<br />

Druzinsky, Chicago Symphony Harpist following his<br />

performance with the Chicago Chamber Choir last<br />

December. The number of people attending the reception<br />

exceeded all expectations. Chapter members Mr. &<br />

Mrs. Frank Gillis and Mr. & Mrs. John Rush and<br />

Michael Shallow were on hand to see that the refreshments<br />

matched the unexpected demand. Mrs. Druzinsky<br />

joined her husband in greeting the many friends of the<br />

harp.<br />

The Chapter can always count on a large attendance<br />

at a tour of the Chicago-based Lyon-Healy harp factory.<br />

The tour last December was no exception. This time,<br />

however, Chapter President Ellis Schuman extended an<br />

invitation to Milwaukee's Chapter President Emmy Lou<br />

Krill and her Chapter to attend this interesting and educational<br />

event. A spirit of good will among the two<br />

Chapters was in evidence throughout the afternoon.<br />

Once again, Henning Christiansen, Head of Lyon­<br />

Healy's Harp Department demonstrated his remarkable<br />

ability to guide the members and their friends through<br />

the production area while explaining the complex building<br />

procedures in a simple and direct manner. The tour<br />

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