When Muriel Anderson grabbed her harp guitar to help pass the time during the recent solar full eclipse this past summer, she didn’t realize the impact it would have. As she sat on the lawn of the capitol building in Nashville, strangers started calling out a celestial wish list, and she readily complied.
Celestial Inspiration: Harp Guitarist Muriel Anderson Talks New Album, 'Eclipse'
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