Aedan
I've been a happy and content employee at the Harp Center since March 2001. My harping career began in 1989. While browsing through one of my favorite music stores (music stores are like candy to me), I found a book on Celtic harp music, took it home, played the music on my piano, and fell in love with it. That was the fated moment in time I decided I needed a harp. . . .
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Becky
Thank God I sing in a choir! It was early 2006 when my alto section leader, Ruth, suggested that I stop griping about my then-current job and apply for a position at the Sylvia Wood’s Harp Center. The rest, as they say, is history. . . .
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Heidi
From one of the "guinea pigs" listed in Sylvia's Teach Yourself to Play the Folk Harp book, to Sylvia's back house mailroom, to the Glendale Harp Center showroom, Heidi has been with Sylvia for a very, very VERY long time. . . .
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Ruth
I found the harp world through handbells…I direct the handbell choir in which Sylvia regularly plays! I’m the daughter of musicians and therefore had little choice about becoming a musician myself, so I began studying music at an early age. Like many musicians, I wear a number of hats depending on the day and situation, including alto soloist, choral section leader, conductor and even music editor! . . .
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Sylvia
When people call or come by the Harp Center, they are often surprised when they realize that they are being assisted by none other than Sylvia Woods, herself! There is a common misconception that Sylvia Woods is like Aunt Jemima or Betty Crocker: a figment of the imagination. But I am real, and can usually be found at the Harp Center. So, if the person answering the phone says “This is Sylvia, may I help you,” rest assured that you are speaking with THE Sylvia Woods. .. . . .
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