Haddon K.

About

Raised by a travel writer from California and a psychologist from rural Canada, Haddon learned how to be at home during temporary stays in far off places or to inhabit the psyches of others. When he was five, an upright piano appeared in the tiny common room of his home in Nova Scotia, a gift from his grandmother, an accomplished cinema organist. Ever since then, Haddon has found that for him home could only be found inside an instrument you have yet to play. Haddon’s music embodies the competing desires of wanderlust and belonging and reflects our contemporary reality that we are both members of a tribe and global citizens. His musical career has taken him to Boston where he studied film scoring at Berklee College of Music, New York City and Atlanta for musical theater, Switzerland, the United Kingdom. From the Mauretanien rhythms and instrumentation of the award-winning short film “Trail fo Hope, to the Celtic Rock Pop and Soul based songs of “The Snow Queen: A New Musical,” which won him praise from The New York Times as a “fairy tale that rocks,” Haddon is driven to write music and lyrics that connect with listeners and help to tell a great story.

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