The Beat.
Hannah is a professional percussionist, pianist, guitarist and vocalist. They craft fresh, dynamic, well-integrated scores for theatrical events. Want lessons? Need a multidisciplinary, collaborative musician, composer, or music director? Get in touch.
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TOP PICK: NPR Music All Songs Considered, Tiny Desk Submission - 2018
"Have you ever placed your keys between your fingers while walking alone at night? In "Night Walking" by Gracie & The So Beautifuls, Hannah Van Sciver plays a ring of keys, their jangle a steady metronome for Gracie Martin's jazz vocals and lyrics...With its sparse rhythm, "Night Walking" is a defiant ballad for anyone who has bravely stepped outside at night, a Wolverine with makeshift claws." - Stefanie Fernández, NPR Music |
Original ScoresWho's Afraid of Virginia Woolf - Brown/Trinity Rep
Macbeth - Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre Pericles - Die-Cast Setting the Record Straight - First Person Arts 2016 Young Voices Monologue Festival - Philadelphia Young Playwrights Philadelphia Youth Theatre Festival - Prince Music Theater Music DirectionMacbeth - Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre /
dir. Carmen Kahn King John - Revolution Shakespeare / dir. Dan Kern Shrew - Reject Theatre Project / dir. Christine Freije AccompanimentSoft Butter - Ars Nova ANT Fest -
music by Éamon Boylan Much Ado About Nothing - Delaware Shakespeare - music by Michael Hahn Ancient Future - Polyphone Festival - music by Storm Thomas Hear Me War - Philadelphia Women's Theatre Festival - music by Jacob Jarret & Sarah Galante Love's Labours Lost - Revolution Shakespeare - music by Melissa Dunphy Local Girls - Azuka Theatre - music by Rob Kaplowitz |
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Gracie Martin - UnconsciousHannah is a featured percussionist on the inaugural album from Gracie & the So Beautifuls - listen below.
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Mak - Splinters and papercutsMusic and lyrics for Slow Me Down are by Van Sciver, vocals and arrangement by Mak - listen below.
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I'M NOT MYSEFLF TODAY - PLANT ME HERE
Hannah recorded percussion for Plant Me Here's "I'm Not Myself Today" - an audio theatre project deconstructing the themes and character dynamics in Chekhov's "Three Sisters." Listen to Hourglass below, and the full album here.
