Welcome to the International
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In the next few months we will be upgrading this website, so please revisit us for a new look in the summer.
2009 ELECTION NOMINATIONS
are now being accepted for Officers and Board Members of the International Society of Folk Harpers and Craftsman
The ISFHC Board Election process is now under way. If you would like to run for the board or nominate someone, please send your nomination to:
Sharon Thormahlen
harps@thorharp.com
541 753-4334
1876 SW Brooklane
Corvallis, OR 97333
Officers include President, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Secretary and 3 board members at large. Nominations are due by May 15. Please submit a profile which could include your harp playing experience and history, personal achievements, and why you want to be involved with the ISFHC.

The ISFHC Board just had our first face to face board meeting in Houston. Here we all are after a wonderful dinner at Elaines house.
From left to right, top row: Alice, Elaine, Deb, Sharon, Verlene and Karen. Bottom row: Chuck, Mark and Dave.

Who we are... |
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The ISFHC (International Society
of Folk Harpers and Craftsman) was started in 1985 by a group of folks
wanting to share their music, ideas and skills to further the musical
capabilities of the folk harp. Almost uniquely, the folk harp community
combines the world of the professional and novice player with that of
the instrument maker. |
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What we do... |
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Our publications include:
The chapters of the society
The International Conference of Folk Harpers and Craftsmen |
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Our Mission is: |
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Our History |
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| Founded by Roland L. Robinson, a harpmaker in Mt. Laguna, California, the International Society of Folk Harpers and Craftsmen (ISFHC) was intended to meet the needs of the individual folk harper and builder for communication with his or her fellow artists. It began in 1980 out of the readership of the Folk Harp Journal and in 1985 it became a California nonprofit corporation. Today, with a yearly membership of almost sixteen hundred, it provides a focus for folk harp activities worldwide. | ||
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about the history of the ISFHC and the individuals |
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Updated
May 8, 2008
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