Harriet Grainger is a British contemporary classical composer with a background in dance and as a pianist and cellist. Her music suggests something unquiet with its stillness, bringing landscapes to life, and creating a quiet moment of observation for the listener which stirs the soul. Harriet is also influenced by natural landscapes and the deep ocean. Harriet studied composition at the Royal College of Music in London as a RCM Award Holder supported by a Douglas and Hilda Simmonds scholarship, as a Clifton Parker Award Holder, and also received a Vaughan Williams Bursary from the RVW Trust. Prior to this she studied music composition at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, with a term spent studying abroad at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre. 

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