A Montreal-based harpist, Annabelle Renzo has performed for over twenty years with symphony orchestras such as the Orchestre Métropolitain and the Orchestre des Grands Ballets Canadiens. On Dragons’ Den (June 2022), she presented her company, Sérénité Sonore, along with her collection of intuitive instruments and immersive concert experiences.

With many strings to her harp, Annabelle’s mission is to create music-dedicated spaces in unconventional settings. From 2016 to 2023, Le Loft Suspendu in Montreal welcomed audiences in cocoon hammocks as concert seats. Attentive to the impact of environment on experience, Sérénité Sonore also organizes events in nature—on water, in gardens, and under the stars.

Uniting the celebration of art and well-being is a core value of the company. The sensory experiences offered to guests open the door to receiving the fleeting beauty of all things. Music wraps around us—and brings us together.

Today, after many years of working in the world of event production—with the Loft Suspendu and its hammock concert experiences, both in urban and natural settings (on the water, in gardens), Sérénité Sonore is embracing a new chapter, firmly rooted in sound art and instrument creation. Annabelle, in collaboration with designers, now crafts immersive works where sound becomes a living material to explore. Her work comes to life notably in Mother Nature, a wooden sculpture integrating vibrating strings and natural elements, inviting the public to interact with the piece and physically feel the music.

Each creation becomes a bridge between humans and their environment, resonating with a philosophy that connects music, matter, and nature.

Through her sound art and intuitive instruments, Annabelle offers a sensory encounter with music, where listening becomes tactile and vibratory. Sérénité Sonore is no longer just a musical experience—it is an invitation to feel sound differently, to touch it, to inhabit it, and to be carried by it.