Hailed
for her expressive musicality and creativity by The New
York Times, Lisa Tannebaum, harpist, has performed solo,
chamber and orchestral repertoire at major venues and
festivals throughout Europe and the United States.
Ms. Tannebaum toured Europe with the Broadway show
“42nd Street”, was the harpist for “The
Fantasticks” at the legendary Sullivan Street
Theatre in New York, and performed with both the
Bialystock Orchestra from Poland and the New England
Symphonic Orchestra at Carnegie Hall. Ms.
Tannebaum’s ”superb talent” (D.J.
Luksetich, The Star) has also been featured in solo
performances with the Kansas City Chamber Orchestra,
Aspen Music Festival Orchestra, Missouri Chamber
Orchestra, and North Jersey Orchestra, among others. She
has performed under such conductors as Sergiu Comissiona
and
James DePreist. Most recently she has appeared in
concerts with the Shanghai String Quartet, the
Metropolitan Opera String Quintet, the Illinois
Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as in a variety of solo
recitals.
Since her critically acclaimed Carnegie Hall debut under
the auspices of Artists International, “…played
with grace and a mastery of dynamic variation” (New
York Concert Review), Ms. Tannebaum has recorded three
CDs with Peter Pan Records, and has a solo CD
forthcoming.
Besides maintaining a growing performance schedule, she
teaches at her studio in Stamford, CT. The only Suzuki
Method Harp Teacher in the Northeast, she has served on
the faculties of the Amadeus School in Chappaqua and the
Northern Westchester Center for the Arts in Mount Kisco,
in Westchester County, New York. She has also taught at
several music camps, including the Vermont Youth
Orchestra Camp, and has appeared, both as a performer and
as a lecturer on harp history, on a number of television
programs.
Lisa Tannebaum holds a bachelor’s degree in physics
from Carleton College and an M.F.A. from the State
University of New York in Purchase, NY. |
