‘Fearless’ (Bachtrack) and ‘exquisite’ (Limelight), Hannah Lane is the leading Australian exponent of the Baroque harp. She studied in Milan, Italy with renowned historical harpist Mara Galassi. As a soloist and continuo player, Hannah performs with leading ensembles throughout Australia and Europe, appearing at international festivals such as the Innsbruck Festival of Early Music, Spoleto Festival dei Due Mondi,  Urbino Musica Antica and Adelaide Festival. She is a recording artist for ABC Classics, Obsidian Records, Brilliant Classics and Pinchgut Live, and the artistic director of Ensemble 642, dedicated to music for early plucked strings. Hannah is a regular guest lecturer in historical harp at the University of Melbourne and her research has been published in Early Music and Eighteenth-Century Music.

Italian Baroque triple harp by Claus Hüttel, Düren, Germany, 2014, after the painting La familia del artista Brera by Carlo Francesco Nuvolone, c.1650 (Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan).