
Anaïs
La Harpiste
A little bit of music tenderness…
I offer musical moments that invite both little ones and grown-ups to dream: whether in nurseries, schools, libraries, hospitals, retirement homes, or even at work...
My performances are for everyone. I mix classical pieces, beloved children’s songs, improvisation, and my own compositions to sprinkle gentle magic and lightness along a soothing musical journey.
"I would like to warmly thank Anaïs for coming to our classroom to introduce us to the harp. It was a particularly gentle, soothing, and enriching experience full of discoveries. The students were captivated by the beauty of the instrument and the delicacy of her playing. A big thank you for this musical sharing that sparked curiosity and wonder in both my students and myself. A truly beautiful moment of listening and calm. Well done! Thank you."
- Ms Vincent, School Sainte-Marie
"A very interesting and high-quality presentation, supported by a calm, soft, composed, and clear voice. This session is well suited for CE2-level students, both in terms of vocabulary, explanations, and a sufficiently varied and dynamic flow to keep the students’ attention. They were calm, attentive, and highly engaged. Highly recommended!"
- Ms Henin, school Sainte-Marie
"I was fortunate to welcome Ms. Oulès into my CM1 classroom in early 2024. We had prepared for her visit by learning a piece from her repertoire. Very pedagogical, Anaïs introduced us to her harp, explained how it works, and performed some classical pieces, one of her own compositions, and a piece we were learning in class that she kindly adapted brilliantly for her harp. It was a little moment out of time, a magical instant that filled our classroom. Thank you, Anaïs."
- Mr Bonneval, school Sainte-Marie
"Anaïs came to our daycare to introduce the children to the harp. Smiling and approachable, she adapted to the audience by offering various nursery rhymes as well as original compositions that were both gentle and rhythmic. Her session was greatly appreciated by both the children and adults, and we look forward to hearing her play again with her instrument."
- Ms Laluce, Daycare Les Cabanes


About
It all began at the age of 7, when a little girl fell in love with a harp she spotted at her town’s association fair. To her parents’ delight, she embarked on learning this majestic instrument… first with a rented Celtic harp, then a concert harp.
I then devoted my entire childhood and adolescence to music: harp, of course, but also choir, orchestra, singing, music theory, and performances. My journey started at a small music school and continued at the conservatory.
Later, my studies in marketing and foreign languages took me away from the harp. I left, traveled, and discovered new horizons. It wasn’t until 2019 that I found my way back to music, full of new inspiration: I began composing songs and instrumental pieces under the artist name Haindash. Nine albums are now available on streaming platforms.
In 2020, I treated myself to a new Celtic harp – Ulysse – to accompany Athena, my concert harp. Thanks to Ulysse I can perform beyond my home and connect with audiences.
Today, after nearly twenty years in the web and tech world, I have returned to my first love: the harp. After several volunteer visits at my children’s school and nursery, I realized I wanted to make it my profession.
My wish? To share the joy of music in daycares, schools, libraries, retirement homes, hospitals, companies… and anywhere a few notes can make eyes shine.
The Artist
Anaïs The Harpist is also Haindash, harpist, singer, and composer.
Her music weaves ethereal textures, poetic lyrics, and captivating melodies. She invites us on an inner journey...
Drawing inspiration from her life experiences, stories, emotions, and poetry,Haindash creates timeless songs filled with gentleness. Her voice — both delicate and luminous — blends naturally with the harp, shaping a unique and deeply sensitive artistic signature.
As an artist and performer, Haindash tirelessly explores the expressive possibilities of her instrument while reimagining its place in contemporary music. Wherever she performs, and for any audience, she offers a deeply human experience — one that celebrates vulnerability, sensibility and connection.

