Ray Pool describes "harp therapy" in his 8th annual retirement concert.

I was invited to make a presentation on a concert program given by The Central New York Chapter of the AHS. This video was made by chapter member Chris Molloy and is provided with his permission. I played most of it quite well and am very pleased with the final product. There are some other notes that would probably sound better in other pieces. Well, these things happen.
Please visit www.raypool.com for more information. Enjoy!

[@charpnatl]

This was like the most useful master class I’ve ever seen !

[@learningthelyreharp]

This is so wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing ❤

[@carpenanne]

Wonderful presentation

[@webbfamilyau]

I love the ministry of harp therapy for the ill and dying. Bless you all. Does anyone have a link to the collection Ray speaks about called Anthology ? Thanks

[@jamiepittman8389]

Thank you! This is where it’s at for me! I am an early beginner and want to do harp therapy, I want to volunteer for No One Dies Alone.

[@lynnmiller2779]

Nicely done, Ray. I think I would like to learn more about harp therapy in upcoming lessons.

[@blwilt16]

I love this. I have a Music Ed. degree (piano minor) and taught music k-5 for years. I am retired now and am learning the lever harp. I want to use my harp for music therapy but being 71 years old, not sure if I can take a crash course in order to play for hospice, cancer patientsm etc. I would do this as a volunteer. Can yoy offer me for sage advice? Thank you in advance.

[@rharp111]

I am glad you like the video. Please contact me at my email address and I'll help you with what info I can provide. Write to: [e-mail]