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Harp & Soul – Harpist Stretches into the Blues
Press Release – Run Thru Sat. Jan. 10, 2015 Tix: http://bit.ly/TCAN-2015-DHC Every year Deborah Henson-Conant (DHC) performs her Annual “Lose Your Blues” concert at TCAN (The Center for Arts in Natick) in the Boston area – a full night of Blues on harp and...
Lose Your Blues Last-Minute Gift!
OK, OK – maybe you didn’t find the perfect gift YET but sometimes the last-minute is the best-minute – so I put together some gifts that are so fast, they don’t even need wrapping! And to make it FUN, I created a bunch of downloadable gift-cards (or gift-scrolls, if...
Harp-Strung Blues for Mind Expansion
Every year I perform my Annual “Lose Your Blues” concert at TCAN (The Center for Arts in Natick) – this year it’s on Sat. Jan. 10th. The impetus is to take the worst weekend in the year – the weekend right after New Years and see just how much fun I can have with it....
Lose your Blues – with a 32-String Electric Harp
The lead-up to the Holidays is intense –then it all deflates in the cold days of January when the Blues hit you hard. That’s why I always brings my Annual Lose Your Blues show to the Boston Area just after New Year’s. =============== Lose your Blues – with a...
Ask Questions: Can the Harp play a Blues Scale?
Last Saturday, at my annual “Lose Your Blues” show, I came back on stage early after intermission – as I often do (because there’s nothing to do backstage and I came there to be with the audience, so why would I hang out in the basement)? Anyway, I often use it as a Q...
Watermelon Boogie – for National Watermelon Day!!!
How could I have missed it?? It’s National Watermelon Day and I just found out! Mark Twain said “Once you’ve tasted watermelon, you know what the angels eat.” (OK, maybe he said, “When one has tasted watermelon he knows what the angels...
The Mystery of Mastery
What’s that buzz about mastery? That it takes 10,000 hours to master anything? OK. Sure. I believe it. And the point of being a ‘master’ is …? I’m not dissing mastery. I’m just saying that – especially for adult learners – is it really about mastery? Or is it about...
