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"If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician.
I often think in music. I live my daydreams in music. 
I see my life in terms of music.”
“The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious.
It is the source of all true art and science.”
~Albert Einstein


Greek costumes can be worn for labyrinth walks or other venues where a Greek theme is desired. Location: Harding Memorial, Marion, OH. 
Barb McGrady, Photographer.

Greek costumes can be worn for labyrinth walks or other venues where a Greek theme is desired. Location: Harding Memorial, Marion, OH. 
Barb McGrady, Photographer.

Our Biblical costume can be worn for worship settings. Photograph by Herman Graebner.

Here we are in Renaissance dress
 with the cello and harp at
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
in Medina, OH.
Photograph Dale Weygandt.

The Sound of Love! A thank you note from Olivia, a first grade student at Hillcrest Elementary, Revere School District, Bath. Ohio, when we gave a program to students on Harp Therapy. She says, "Thanks for coming to play the harp. It wozz Buateful. It wozz rumbring. I wozz pesful. It wozz thot ful. I Lovevd IT. Love, Olivia"

Harp Therapy Session - 
Attending to a patient
and family member
 with the harp in the hospital.
Photo source, Medina County Gazette

Harp Therapy Session -
Playing for a Hospice patient.
Photo source,
The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Playing for a wedding
in Scottish attire.
St. Matthew Lutheran Church,
Medina, OH.

Extending the harps to audience members
during an informational program on Harp Therapy
given at the Medina County Public Library.

Playing the harp for little ones
 is an experience
of magic and mystery!
The vibration of love.
Here is Melanie playing for
her granddaughter Mallory.

A Gentle Cradle of Sound.
Playing for a patient in the hospital.
Photo source, David Polcyn, photographer
  

Playing for family members,
patients and staff in the
Outpatient Waiting Area
of the hospital.
Photo source, Medina County Gazette.

The IHTP World Harp Orchestra 2006, San Diego, CA. We participated in a benefit concert to raise awareness for World Hunger. This was the largest gathering of harpists ever to perform together.

International Harp Therapy Program Class of 2000,
Hospice of San Diego. Christina Tourin, Director.
This is the year we graduated from IHTP as Certified Therapeteutic Harp Practitioners.
We return every two years for the IHTP Professional Development Conference to remain certified in our field.

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