Elegant and Compassionate Harp Music              

                                 REFLECTIVE      RESTFUL    RESTORATIVE                                 

                            REMEMBRANCE AND CELEBRATION SERVICES

           BACKGROUND MUSIC FOR SPECIAL, CORPORATE AND PRIVATE EVENTS

                             COMFORT AND HEALING IN HEALTH CARE FACILITIES

                         Playing Celtic, classical, sacred, traditional, folk and new age music

Harp-Abilities can bring the joy of healing harp for those with physical challenges.  Introduction to

harps, assistance provided for music teachers and the harpist-wanna-be with special attention to

each musician’s ability.   If your organization helps those with physical challenges, is in the

Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin area, then the Harp-Abilities intro program is available

as a community service to you. This is a short program of Celtic harp playing and instruction for

 children and adults of various challenging physical abilities. All attendants will have an

opportunity to play a harp, discovering their Harp-Abilities. View Blogspot.            

Never read music again!  

No-C-Notes® Music is an easy and cost effective way of using sheet music notation. Used by the

singer, songwriter, teacher or instrumentalist who wants their sheet music spoken, not written

There is no need to learn clefs, staffs, ledger lines, note heads and flags and other visual sheet

music notation as this method reads the actual tone and timing without having to know its

placement on paper. Whether used for voice, keyboards, guitar, strings or woodwinds, it gives

musicians a common verbal language of reading their sheet music to one another. Musicians

listen to their sheet music being read verbally in the same manner as you would use an audio

book. Readings can be saved any audio method such as MP3 or audio cassette.

Visit the No-C-Notes website for information, publications and services.

Audio Description makes the visual images of media accessible for people who are blind or with low vision - the visual is made verbal.  Using words that are succinct, vivid, and imaginative, describers convey the visual image that is not fully accessible to a segment of the population and not fully realized by the rest of us - people who see but who may not observe.  Christina is trained to provide AD for the performing arts (theater, dance, opera), art galleries, museums and seminars or conferences to those with low or no vision.

May you have -
Walls for the wind
And a roof for the rain,
And drinks bedside the fire.
Laughter to cheer you
And those you love near you,
And all that your heart may desire
 - Celtic Blessing