Maria Graf

Maria Graf is a distinguished harpist known for her refined technique and her broad range of repertoire which spans from classical to contemporary music. Born in Germany, Graf developed a passion for the harp at a young age and pursued formal studies at the Hamburg Musikhochschule and later at the Juilliard School in New York. Her professional career has been marked by accolades and appearances with a number of esteemed orchestras and at high-profile venues across the globe.

As a solo artist, Graf has a rich discography that showcases her virtuosity and versatility. Notable recent releases include "Benjamin Britten: A Ceremony of Carols," celebrating Britten's centenary with a sublime execution; a blend of baroque and romantic in "Pergolesi, Saint-Saëns & Rossini: Works for Violin & Harp"; and her interpretation of classical and modern "Harp Music" with pieces by Fauré and Britten, among others. Her collaboration on "C.P.E. Bach & Naderman: Harp Sonatas" highlights her finesse in period music, while "Maria Graf: Works for Harp (La boutique fantasque)" presents an engaging array of pieces reflecting her eclectic taste. Her performances are characterized by a delicate balance between expressive emotion and impeccable precision, earning her a revered spot in the world of classical music as a harp virtuoso.

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