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Heather Downie

Passion, Authenticity and Strong Foundations: Heather Downie

January 17, 2025
Scottish harpist Heather Downie is the principal lever harp tutor at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She is also the creative force behind the wonderful online school: How to Harp. The community moves from the online world for the How to Harp retreat, which takes place next week in Stirling, Scotland.Read more…

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Rossitza Milevska performs at Concerts Under Hypnose. Photo: fredchapotat.com

Concerts under Hypnosis

September 4, 2017

Geoffrey Secco and Rossitza Milevska are continuing to forge a new musical direction in Paris this autumn, linking music with the therapeutic effects of hypnosis. Read more…

Eduardo Betancourt

Eduardo Betancourt and the Venezuelan Project

August 24, 2017

Eduardo Betancourt and the Venezuelan Project have been performing at Berklee College of Music's Summer in the City series. We are loving this video of their 'Roots Medley', with: Alexis Soto (percussion), Ali Tovar (e-bass), Carlos Capacho (cuatro), Josu Ortiz (piano), and of course Eduardo on the Camac EC llanera! Read more…

Trophée Camac, Festival Interceltique de Lorient

Trophée Camac 2017, Lorient

August 21, 2017

Congratulations to the prizewinners at the Camac Trophy, our annual Celtic harp prize at the distinguished Lorient Interceltic Festival. Read more…

Catrin Finch, Ben Creighton-Griffiths

World Harp Congress, Hong Kong 2017: Wednesday, July 12th

July 12, 2017

The last full day of the Congress! Read on to find out more.

Anneleen / Bruges

World Harp Congress, Hong Kong 2017: Tuesday, July 11th

July 11, 2017

Huge day today in Hong Kong, with performances from Chantal Mathieu, Sylvain Blassel, Anneleen Lenaerts, Florence Sitruk, Cristina Braga (again, woo-hoo!) and our friends from Indonesia, to name but a few.

Isabelle Moretti

World Harp Congress, Hong Kong 2017: Sunday, July 9th

July 9, 2017

From China to Russia via Brazil, Malaysia to the United Kingdom and from historical performance practice to jazz and experimental late-night music, we're looking forward to another promising day at the World Harp Congress.