Question 1

What is the Latin American Harp Association and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

ALDA is a non-profit association made up of harpists, students, teachers, independent musicians and harp lovers from all over Latin America, whose corporate contribution is intended to manage and provide development opportunities to the community of harpists on the continent. For example, through donations, master classes, workshops, talks, and other events, both virtual and in-person.

Question 2

How many Latin American countries are represented in ALDA?

Accepted Answer

The number of countries represented varies each year, but ranges between ten and fifteen countries.

Question 3

What are the official languages of ALDA?

Accepted Answer

At ALDA we try to ensure that official communication is offered in Spanish and Portuguese, the two most spoken languages in Latin America.

Question 4

How many members does ALDA have?

Accepted Answer

We have approximately 60 members and the number is growing every day!

Question 5

What is the Artistic and Directive Commission?

Accepted Answer

The Artistic and Directive Commission is the body that is in charge of all the administration and decision-making of ALDA at a general level. It is made up of five members from five different countries with the purpose of having diverse ideas and perspectives that respond to the needs of different regions of the continent.

Question 6

I would like to get more involved in the work that ALDA does. Is it possible to help with event organization, administration, etc.?

Accepted Answer

Of course! Our organization takes a lot of work to keep it running and your contribution is welcome. If you are a member of ALDA and wish to participate in the work we do voluntarily, you can contact the Artistic and Directive Commission by sending us a message from our site, or an email to contacto@arpalatinoamerica.org(contacto@arpalatinoamerica.org)

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