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Free Online Workshop: Making Hands Work Together with Zuzanna Olbrýs

July 10, 2025

Join Zuzanna Olbrýs for an exciting online workshop happening on July 11th! Designed for late beginners (and beyond), this session offers valuable insights into one of the most essential, yet complex, aspects of learning to play the harp: coordinating the hands. It can sound so simple, can’t it? But we all know better!Read more…

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Results of the Camac competition in London: first round

May 5, 2019

Congratulations to the following candidates, who will proceed to the final tomorrow. Read more…

The Camac Festival will be…in Toulouse !

April 17, 2019

The third weekend of October means only one thing - the Camac Festival! This year, we're returning to Toulouse for the second time, and we're looking forward to bringing artists together from all over the world. Read more…

Second “Glowing Harp” Competition, April 5-10 2019, Kharkiv

April 12, 2019

A report and reflections about last week's contest in the Ukraine. Read more…

Katryna Tan / Concerto in the Philippines

Philippine premier of “Winged Messengers”

April 11, 2019

Speaking of the Harpfest Singapore - not a million miles away, our partners in the Philippines will host Katryna Tan, for an additional performance of Eric Watson's new harp concerto, "Winged Messengers".

Harpfest Singapore 2019

March 26, 2019

A new harp concerto, guest artist Sylvain Blassel, a special focus on the composers and emerging artists of Singapore, harp and composition competitions, classes for young and older, a harp musical, and above all the celebration of friendship through music...all this and more awaits you in September 2019, at the brilliant Harpfest Singapore!

Ranagri: Playing for Luck

March 25, 2019

Contemporary Irish folk group Ranagri have released a new album on Stockfisch Records. It's darker than 'Fort of the Hare', and topical. Flutes, Irish whistles, the DHC electric harp, bodhran, guitar and bouzouki all combine with Dónal Rogers's pithy vocals, keenly surveying the landscapes of today.

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