Winter got you down? Feeling blue? Christine Cotruvo is a certified clinical musician living in Duluth. She will be at the Grand Marais library on December 17 to explain how music can brighten your day. She will begin her program at 1 p.m. Photo courtesy of the Arrowhead Library System
The Arrowhead Library System is pleased to present Good Vibrations for Winter Wellness, a free program being offered at the Grand Marais Public Library on Tuesday, December 17, at 1p.m.
Music can lighten the holiday blues, bring warm feelings to a cold winter day, and calm a stressful time. Christina Cotruvo will play and discuss the American-Celtic harp, the hi-tech harp ukulele and a therapy harp. She will share the history of the songs she performs from a variety of genres and how they work toward wellness. This hour-long program is geared toward teens and adults.
Christina resides in Duluth and is a certified clinical musician. She uses these unique instruments and her voice in community music groups, memory care facilities, and one-on-one patient therapeutic music services, focusing on the wellness intent of good vibrations. Inspired by living on the shores of Lake Superior, she publishes No-C-Notes audio music description for those with visual impairment and leads the Duluth Ukulele Community Strum group. She also teaches harp and ukulele, and provides seminars on therapeutic music.
This program, sponsored by the Arrowhead Library System, was funded in part or in whole with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. To learn more about Arrowhead Legacy Events, please see our calendar at www.alslib.info, follow us on Twitter @ ALSLibraryNews, or like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/alslibinfo.
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