The dance workshop description has been added to the website:
Introduction to some of the folk dances that will be played on Friday evening

As an additional workshop, Anouks husband Pedro offers to ease pain in your muscles. This is not necessarily correlated to the dance workshop above, but rather to the number of hours you sit in bizarre crooked positions above your instrument:
Help yourself: Posture, self-evaluation and massage (click for more details)

For the complete preliminary programme, click here.

More workshop descriptions have been added to the preliminary workshop list which has also been restructured according to level and type (instrumental/vocal) of the proposed workshops.

It is also likely that there might happen some kind of brief introduction into the folk dances that will be played on Friday evening, led by several experienced dancers. The details are yet to be specified, but there will definitively be the opportunity to learn some dances for those who wish. For this reason, this is also mentioned at the end of the list.

Now it is official: There will also be a lecture/demonstration by Benjamin Bagby at the Nordic Harp Meeting 2016. The title: Six strings, five fingers, one voice: mode, meter, text and harp in the performance of early medieval epic.

Latest news: Some workshop descriptions have been added. Click here for a brief list summarizing which workshops you can look forward to so far.

More coming soon… (as soon as the remaining teachers submit their workshop descriptions)

Latest news: Also Leah Stuttard has now confirmed her contribution as a teacher to the Nordic Harp Meeting 2016. Click here for her workshop description.