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Carol Wood’s Monday Melodies

Carol Wood plays this installment of Monday Melodies with Melody’s. Enjoy St. Neot from “Unfamiliar Saints”

Click HERE to find “Unfamiliar Saints” on the Melody’s Website (FolkHarp.com). Saints featured in the book:
St. Neot – patron saint of fish
St. Gertrude – patron saint of cats
St. Lidwina – patron saint of ice skating
St. Columba of Sens – patron saint of witches and rain
St. Modomnoc – patron saint of bees
St. Bibiana – patron saint of hangovers
St. Drogo – patron saint of coffee

To see “Dances for Harp and Flute” by Carol Wood on the Melody Website click HERE.

All 8 pieces in “The Wheel of the Year” beautifully performed by Carla Bos. Click HERE to see “Wheel of the Year” on the Melody’s site (www.FolkHarp.com)

St. Melangell performed by Kirk Kupensky. Click HERE to view St. Melangell on the Melody’s site (FolkHarp.com)

The Lovers’ Glances from “Friends Near and Far” as played by Alisa Marie on YouTube.  Click HERE to view “Friends Near and Far” on the Melody’s Website (FolkHarp.com)

First Snowfall as played by Lydia Kilmer from the book Saxtons River Suite by Carol Wood. Click HERE to view Saxton’s River Suite at Melody’s (FolkHarp.com)

Lydia Kilmer plays the Grieving Suite from Growing Toward the Light by Carol Wood. Click HERE to view Growing Toward the Light at Melody’s (FolkHarp.com)

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Mary Radspinner

Mary co-owns Melody's. She has held positions in various symphony orchestras, large and small, throughout the Midwest and Texas. She freelanced in the Houston area from 1983 – 1994. Mary was director of music/organist at St. Therese Catholic church in Milwaukee where she also taught harp and piano for the Milwaukee Public Schools. She’s been the staff pianist for Waller (TX) ISD, and currently has a small studio of piano and harp students. She is also the founder of “Harp Teachers Gathering” – a community of and for harp teachers, and as editor of Afghan Press Music for the Harp, she also chairs a Zoom Publishing Group. Mary is also a member of the Irish Fest (Milwaukee) Peace and Justice orchestra. She has a B.M. in music ed and applied harp from Alverno College, Milwaukee, WI. Her harp teachers were Jeanne Henderson and Louise Trotter.
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If you don’t have a program to unzip your files you’ll have a challenge! Recently I bought a small laptop for my zoom lessons. This laptop did not come with winzip, or any other kind of program that unzips these folders. The computer kept wanting me to purchase winzip for $29.  I found another program that does a great job, and it is free. 7-zip unzips all my compressed (zipped) folders! It is open source and you can find out more here:https://www.7-zip.org/

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