Erin Freund holds a Doctor of Music degree, Certificate of Performance, and Master of Music degree from Northwestern University, where she studied under Elizabeth Cifani. She received a Bachelor of Music degree at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music under Yolanda Kondonassis. Erin was a student of Alice Chalifoux at the Salzedo Harp Colony in Camden, Maine. Erin is a faculty member at Augustana College, and has previously taught at Indiana University South Bend’s Raclin School of the Arts. She has taught at the Music Institute of Chicago, and maintains a private studio as a registered Suzuki teacher. Erin is a board-certified music therapist with training in neurologic music therapy. Erin has worked at Lyon & Healy’s factory as their harp tester, playing on every instrument to give it a final check before it reached customers. Her true zeal for the harp can be seen in her canon of transcriptions and compositions. She loves transcribing unusual pieces for harp, presenting beloved pieces of music in a new light and expanding the harp’s repertoire. She aims to create works that are challenging, idiomatic, engaging, and satisfying for harpists to play.
Les Bretonnes – Options for Lever Harp, Pedal Harp, and Voice (LHS)
$8.00
PDF or LHS | Downloadable, Lyon & Healy/Salvi Publications |
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Difficulty Level | Intermediate |
Harp Type | Lever Harp, Pedal Harp |
Lyon & Healy/Salvi Publication (LHS) | |
Accompaniment | Voice or Chorus |
Reynaldo Hahn (1874-1947) was a Venezuelan-born, naturalized French composer. The text of Les Bretonnes comes from a poem by Breton poet Charles le Goffic. Les Bretonnes can be performed either by women’s choir or as a vocal duet. The piano accompaniment has been adapted for either lever harp or pedal harp.