Are you Making Meaningful Music?
A PDF Guide to Moving Beyond Technical Playing
“It’s about CONNECTION – not perfection”
Deborah Henson-Conant
Discover the 8 sources of meaningful music-making that transform performers and listeners alike.
What’s Inside Your Free Guide
The Perfectionism Trap
Discover the 5 distortions of meaning that trap you in the struggle to be ‘good enough’
8 Sources of Musical Meaning
Learn the 8 ways you can create meaningful music regardless of your technical level
Self-Assessment Questions
Discover where you can bring more meaning into your music – and what to let go of in order to do that.
What Musicians are Saying
“After I did this assessment, I realized that simply by choosing a song my husband loves for my upcoming project, it created a whole new level of meaning and connection with him. It was a simple switch, but made all the difference.”
“Reading this made me realize I was already ‘good enough’ and that I had been holding myself back from connecting in a meaningful way through music – and that I could let go of that.”
Move Beyond Technical Playing
and into the Realm of Meaning
Meet your guide, Deborah Henson-Conant
Deborah Henson-Conant is an award-winning, innovator and coach. She’s the recipient of a Grammy-Nomination, NEA Grant, Mass Artist Fellowship and countless commissions and private project grants.
She’s the innovator behind CAMAC’s “DHC” Electric Body Harp and compositions like “The Nightingale,” “New Blues,” “Baroque Flamenco” and “Nataliana.”
She’s performed with artists from Bobby McFerrin, Doc Severinsen and Mason Williams to rock guitar legend Steve Vai – as a soloist with symphonies from the Boston Pops to the Baltimore Symphony – and as a concert artist at the Kennedy Center, Chicago Humanities festival and countless theaters and festival throughout the world.
Her online Academy, “Hip Harp Academy” has trained thousands of harpists worldwide in improvisation, arrangement and performance.
Visioning, goal-setting and creative delivery is an essential part of her work – and in this creative training
