Helen Habershon's late father, William Saunders, a writer, greatly encouraged her creativity and was also deeply inspired by nature, a theme reflected in her music.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Helen Habershon, the composer, is passionate about the natural world, which serves as the main source of inspiration for her music.
Composer Biography
Helen Habershon, the composer, established a career as an international clarinettist before returning to serious composition after breaking both wrists.
Performer Biography
John Lenehan, the pianist and arranger, also composes, with works published by Faber, Novello, and Schotts, and has arranged for many leading soloists and orchestras.
Performer Biography
London Primavera, the orchestra on this album, was formed in 1986 and is described as a team of the 'crème de la crème' of chamber musicians.
Composer Biography
Helen Habershon's first two albums, 'Found in the Rain' (2009) and 'Found in the Sunlight' (2014), were both selected as Album of the Month or Week by Classic FM in the UK.
Performer Biography
John Lenehan, the pianist and arranger for this album, has over 70 albums to his credit, reflecting a wide variety of genres and styles.
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