Harpist Lisa Tannebaum in Concert

Acclaimed harpist Lisa Tannebaum in concert. Performing pieces from all genres of classical music including Granados’ Spanish Dances originally written for piano, and recently transcribed for harp by Lisa Tannebaum.

Hailed for her “expressive musicality and creativity” by The New York Times, Lisa
Tannebaum has performed solo, chamber and orchestral repertoire at major venues
and festivals throughout Europe and the United States. Ms. Tannenbaum’s dazzling performance at Carnegie Hall celebrated the release of her CD, z”My Harp, My Heart”. Reviews of her playing have circulated glowingly in the public press. The New York Concert Review stated “grace and a mastery of dynamic variation”. A recent review from the Harp Column Magazine describes Ms.Tannebaum’s playing as “Pitch Perfect… Her sound is full of color and brilliance but never harsh, taking charge at just the right moments.” She collaborates regularly with up and coming  composer, Andrew Seligson. Ms. Tannebaum is currently on the faculty of the Cap Ferret Music Festival, where she concertizes, teaches and gives workshops every summer. Currently, Ms. Tannebaum is the president of “Music In The Woods”, a non-profit organization that provides educational opportunities for students, and musical enrichment for the community. She performs the Concierge Concert Series, an innovative project redefining what the concert experience feels like.

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