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is principal harpist
for the Denver Philharmonic and Evergreen
Chamber Orchestras. She has served
as harpist for the Blossom Festival
School in conjunction with the Cleveland
Orchestra and has been a participant
in the Salzedo Harp Colony. She is
currently on the national board of
both the American Harp Society and the Music Library Association.
She has served as chapter chair of both the Music Library Association
and American Musicological Society, and chapter president in the
American Harp Society. She has given invited papers and presentations
both nationally and internationally in areas of harp, music library
research, and musicology, including an invited paper at the Ninth
World Harp Congress in Dublin, Ireland. Moulton-Gertig is a full professor, teaching in both the conservatory division (Studio Harp and Chamber Music) and academic division (Introduction to Graduate Studies) of Lamont School of Music at the University of Denver. In addition, she serves as head of the Bonfils Stanton Music Library. Moulton-Gertig has served as editor of The American Harp Journal and Ars Musica Denver, and has published peer-reviewed articles and chapters in harp, musicology, and library journals, as well as entries in The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians (2001) and Women and Music in America since 1900: An Encyclopedia (2003). Most recently, her chapter on music research appeared in the book, Research within the Disciplines: Foundations for Reference and Library Instruction (2007). Her research interests include Western art music of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and history, history and literature of the pedal harp, and women in music. |
WELCOME BACK GEORGE !!! It was great to have you visit and we hope to have you back soon. For everyone that has asked over the past few years - Where's George ?... he's made an amazing recovery from an almost fatal accident 3 plus years ago , getting himself back into shape and hopefully back to work in the not to distant future. We wish you all the best in your continued rehab and the road back to what you want to do most !!!![]()





