Found in the Rain has been featured on Classic FM's New Release web page and they write...

'Here’s music that’s new to us, and which we think you’ll enjoy......Helen Habershon has composed twelve delightful songs without words, and they’re performed here by pianist John Lenehan – with Helen herself on clarinet for a couple of pieces. This is calm, reflective and pastoral music, which we’ll be featuring regularly on Smooth Classics and Relaxing Classics in the weeks ahead'

About Helen

Helen Habershon (née Saunders) studied at the Royal College of Music with Sidney Fell and Gervase de Peyer and at the age of 22 was appointed Principle Clarinet of the Gulbenkian Orchestra. She has gone on to enjoy an international career giving recitals in leading concert venues at home and abroad and appearing on radio and TV.

More recently Helen, with her twin sister Catherine, has performed a double concerto with the New York Chamber Symphony Orchestra under Gerard Schwarz in the Lincoln Centre, receiving much acclaim in the New York Times.

Alongside her clarinet playing, Helen has always had a passion for composing music and this recording includes twelve of her short piano works composed between 2004 and 2009. Found in the Rain is performed by pianist John Lenehan and Helen on clarinet.

Helen lives in Somerset with her family and has drawn her inspiration from the sea, the moors and the countryside of South West England.

Contact us at:
Tel. 01458 850573 or email: helenhabershon@mac.com