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Tchaikovsky prizewinner Roy Bogas became her piano teacher at Holy Names University in Oakland, California, where Diana gained a Master of Music degree in Piano Performance. Israeli Harp Competition winner Alice Giles of Australia became her harp mentor, and Balkan singing maestra Bon (Brown) Singer of Kitka became her Eastern European/Sephardic music mentor, as well as the instigator of the concert where Rowan discovered the potential of the harp. This led to Rowan gaining a PhD in Music Theory from the National Academy of Music, Bulgaria, focused on world harp techniques.
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Her mother Phyllis (McCrory) Rowan is a pianist and childhood music educator. Diana was noticed by Robert Redaelli, the head of the music conservatory she attended in Brussels, Belgium, and he would occasionally teach her himself in addition to her regular teacher Greek-born Mina Papamanolis. Later,
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Diana founded Bright Knowledge Academy, and online music school that teaches the Bright Knowledge System, a method for developing creativity and manifesting musical goals. Bright Knowledge Academy also presents
216:"This is a disc that finally takes the harp to a serious space, something rarely done. Thus, if you're serious about harp, one way or another, you're going to end up listening to Diana Rowan." - Mark S. Tucker 337: 105:. She specializes in lever harp, concertizing, lecturing, teaching and recording worldwide. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA. 342: 307: 332: 327: 322: 68: 46: 317: 312: 282: 39: 33: 182:
every 6 months, which is an online festival-conference featuring multiple presenters from around the world.
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Rowan was born to Belfast-bred parents while they were students at
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introducing
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish
harpist
pianist
Trinity College, Dublin
Bach
Debussy
Poulenc
Bartók
Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill
Odysseas Elytis
W.H. Auden
healing music
Virtual Harp Summit
The Bright Knowledge
http://www.sirenharp.com
Official website
Diana Rowan's channel
YouTube
Categories
1971 births
Living people
Musicians from County Dublin
Irish women harpists

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