Dilling, Mildred
Mildred Dilling (1894-1982) was a prominent harpist who studied under Henriette ReniƩ. She collected various instruments and by the end of her life had obtained over 120.
Mildred Dilling was born on February 23, 1894, in Marion, Indiana. From a young age, Mildred knew she wanted to play the harp. Unfortunately for her, there was no harp teacher in Marion. So at age six, she began to take piano lessons at the Marion Conservatory of Music. When she was eleven, her family moved to Indianapolis for her father's business. Her parents arranged for her to have harp lessons from Louise Schellschmidt, and one year later, Mildred was given her first harp. It had previously belonged to General Evangeline Booth, of the Salvation Army. She later went on to study under Henriette ReniƩ before performing for many occasions.
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