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La Piu' Piccola Arpista is an Italian translation of a true account by Melody Anglin, accomplished internationally known harpist, vocalist, and musical therapist. Each segment is written in both English and Italian so that children can be a welcome addition to learning the language. The interesting tale of how she acquired her harp and of how God led her to her inspirational life has been translated into a number of languages (German, French, Italian and Spanish. It will soon be translated into Russian as well.) The book is written in both English and Italian and children love the story.

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La Piu' Piccola Arpista is an Italian translation of a true account by Melody Anglin, accomplished internationally known harpist, vocalist, and musical therapist. Each segment is written in both English and Italian so that children can be a welcome addition to learning the language. The interesting tale of how she acquired her harp and of how God led her to her inspirational life has been translated into a number of languages (German, French, Italian and Spanish. It will soon be translated into Russian as well.) The book is written in both English and Italian and children love the story.
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Melody Long Anglin Melody Anglin, author of her autobiography "The Littlest Harpist", has also published music and articles related to her craft. She is a seasoned concert artist, harpist and vocalist with a Master's Degree in Musical Performance and a Harp therapy certification from the International Harp Therapy Program. She performs locally and abroad and has been on television with local PBS and NPR as well as with World Radio Network, the World Harp Orchestra, San Diego and also as the harpist for PTL Satellite Networks "Sunday Night Live". Melody has worked with Dave Brubeck and American composers David Diamond, Jacob Druckman and Franco Autori -- assistant conductor to Arturo Toscanini.