Media Coverage
Associated Press. 25 December 2001. Harpists soothe the dying, comfort families.
Associated Press. 1999. Hospitals use harps to ease patients' suffering.
Copping, Jasper. 1 Jan 2006. Harp music 'eases pain in surgery'. The Sunday Telegraph.
Golson, Jennifer. 1 April 2004. The healing harp. The Star-Ledger: p. 53.
Kochman, Marilyn. 2 March 2003. Call it the singing cure. The New York Times: p. 5.
LaFrance, Siona. 19 May 2005. Feel-good music; tuneful therapy programs are part of the routine repertoire at many hospitals and treatment centers, benefiting patients ranging from premature babies to people with Alzheimer's disease. Times-Picayune.
Leichman, Abigail. 15 Feb 2005. Good vibes. North Jersey Media Group.
LiveScience.com. 7 January 2008. Pets enjoy the healing power of music: Harpists around the country performing for sick and stressed animals. MSNBC.
Nash, Meg. May 2007. Harp therapy strikes the right note. Parents Express: p. 15.
Pedersen-Pietersen, Laura. 10 May 1998. For the dying, music can be more than just a requiem. The New York Times: p. 11.
Stewart, Angela. 14 Nov 2005. Music as medicine hits just the right note. The Star-Ledger.
Tanner, Lindsay. 2 Jan 2006. Plucking strings may help hearts heal. The Philadelphia Inquirer: p. C2.
Wright, Diane. 8 Feb 2006. Hospital harpists' concert to strum dose of serenity. The Seattle Times.
Help from a harp; its string vibrations resonate within the body and the music is used for relaxation and healing for conditions ranging from cancer to emotional problems. The Richmond Times Dispatch: p. C1.
1999. Harp therapy keys on healing body as well as soul. The Washington Times: p. A2.
2005. Harp's tones bring healing and happiness. The Irish Times Health: p. 5.
2004. Healing harp. National Catholic Reporter: vol. 41, no. 7 p. 3.