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Dasson an Delenn 2026: The Results are in!

April 2, 2026

“Dasson an Delenn” is a unique competition for young lever harpists. Held every two years in a different town in Brittany, our home region, it showcases the new generation of musicians specialising in the Celtic harp.Read more…

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Siobhan Brady

The Highest Harp in the World

February 19, 2020

It's official: according the Guinness Book of World Records, the Camac Janet is the highest harp in the world - and Siobhan Brady, its loftiest harper. Read more…

Raoul Moretti

New horizons for Raoul Moretti

February 18, 2020

More DHC 32 electric harp news - Raoul Moretti isn't slowing down any time soon either, with the launch of his fourth album. A collaboration with singer Beppe Dettori, it's a move away from the ambient electronica of his earlier albums towards experimental world music. Read more…

Héloïse LaHarpe

She’s Electric…

February 17, 2020

Fancy warming up for Formula One, or creating tracks for silent film? Héloïse LaHarpe is forging new roles for the DHC throughout Asia Pacific. Read more…

Blassel plays Beethoven in Bonn

Blassel plays Beethoven in Bonn

February 13, 2020

In the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, Sylvain Blassel is focusing on the great composer. We're sponsoring one of his first concerts of the repertoire, in the composer's birth city of Bonn on March 13th. This is a unique chance to hear major works of Beethoven...on the harp.

Concert des classes de harpe du CNSMD de Paris et de la Norwegian Academy of Music d’Oslo

Concert Afterwork at Espace Camac Paris: recital by the harp classes from Oslo – and Paris!

February 11, 2020

The Espace Camac is delighted to host a meeting between two well-known harp classes…and two famous teachers! Isabelle Moretti and Isabelle Perrin have created a special exchange between Oslo and Paris.

Freedom and fulfilment: the art of orchestral freelancing

February 3, 2020

Musicians are freelancing more than ever, and this won’t be changing any time soon. Is that a bad thing? The exciting careers of harpists like Nabila Chajai suggest otherwise.