Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Harpists

WENONAH MILTON GOVEA is Professor Emeritus of Music at California State University in Hayward. She is a composer, performer, and teacher and has shared her talent with her community as director of numerous local honor choirs as well as introducing harp in the public schools. She also established her university's harp program, expanding it to include a harp ensemble which performed professionally. Recently, she initiated the AHS Summer Institute for student harpists and was instrumental in the formation of the American Harp Society Foundation.

Foreword Preface Artist Adams, Anne Allen, Nancy Bambrick, Winifred Berghout, Phia Boschsa, Robert Nicholas Charles Cardon, Jean Baptiste Chalifoux, Alice Cousineau, Jacques de Genlis, STEphanie FeliciTE de Mello, Acacia Dilling, Mildred Dizi, Francois Joseph Druzinshky, Edward Dulova, Vera Dussek, Sophia Ellis, Osian Erdeli, Ksenia Gatti-Aldrovandi, Clelia Gislinge, Sonja Goosens, Marie Grae, Inga Grandany, Marcel Griffiths, Ann Hasselmans, Alphonse Holy, Alfred Hurliman, Emmy Jamet, Pierre Kastner, Alfred Korchinska, Maria Labarre, Theodore Laskine, Lily Lawrence, Lucille Loman, Judy Malone, Eileen McDonald, Suzann McLaughlin, Carrol Mercz, Nora Meyer, Philippe-Jacques Mildonian, Susanna Molnar, Josef Naderman, Francois-Joseph Nordmann, Marielle Oberthur, Charles Parish Alvars, Elias Parry, John Posse, Wilhelm Renie, Henriette Rosenbloom, Lucile Salvi family Salvi, Alberto Salvi, Victor Salzedo, Carlos Slepuhskin, Aleksandr Spohr, Dorette Scheidler Studio Harpists Gotthoffer, Catherine Remsen, Dorothy Stockton, Ann Thomas, John Tournier, Marcel Vito, Edward Walter-Kiune, Ekaterina Watkins, David Yoshino, Naoko Zabaleta, Nicanor Index