Elizabeth Hainen is widely celebrated as one of the world's leading classical harpists, having carved a distinguished career through her performances as a soloist with renowned orchestras, her chamber music collaborations, and her teaching and mentoring of young musicians. Her virtuosity on the harp has garnered acclaim on international stages, showcasing the instrument’s vast capabilities and bringing its unique sound to the forefront of classical music.

Hainen's discography includes an impressive array of recordings that highlight both the breadth of her repertoire and her depth as a musician. Among her most recent releases, the album "Home: Works for Solo Harp" offers listeners a deeply personal selection of pieces that demonstrate her technical proficiency and interpretive sensitivity. "Les Amis," underscores her collaborative spirit, celebrating the rich possibilities of chamber music with fellow artists. Moreover, "Harp Concertos" features her in a more traditional classical role, with Hainen expertly navigating the complexities of the harp concerto genre. With each recording, Hainen continues to prove that the harp’s ethereal tones can convey a powerful range of emotions, from the most delicate whispers to the fullest orchestral crescendos.