Agenda
Agenda
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This week on Les Jeudis de la Harpe we are delighted to present a harp concerto for the very first time! Claudia Lamanna will perform Glière’s Concerto for Harp and Orchestra in E Flat Major Op.74, accompanied by Roberto Corlianò at the piano.
We are looking forward to welcoming you all to this beautiful musical moment. Join us over the airwaves on YouTube, this Thursday at 19:30.
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The 4th series of Les Jeudis de la Harpe concludes in style with a great young modern trad duo, from our home region of Brittany.
Klervi Rouyer (Celtic harp) and Malo Ar Gall (wooden flute) both began playing traditional Breton music as small children. Klervi started the harp at the age of 5, while Malo began his musical life playing the bagpipes in a band in the northern Finistère region. Both also went to Breton-medium schools (Diwan), before continuing at the Brest Conservatoire of Music.
Klervi, now studying traditional music in Rennes, is the first prize winner of our “Dasson an Delenn” (“The resonance of the harp”) Breton music competition, which last took place in 2019. You can read about that here on the Camac blog.
On our programme: original compositions, Irish and Breton trad, for both solo harp and Klervi and Malo’s duo. You’re going to love it!
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Radio France’s 32nd new music festival Présences 2022 has programmed an exciting new harp concerto. Christophe de Coudenhove’s “En blanc and blue” will be premiered by Isabelle Moretti (concert harp), Ghislaine Petit-Volta (blue harp) and the Orchestre National de Jazz under the direction of Frédéric Maurin.
Friday, February 2022, 22:30 CET, studio 104, Maison de la radio et de la musique, Paris.
Live broadcast on France Musique
Read more: Camac blog
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The next event in our “Harp for all!” series of come-and-try workshops for beginners will take place in Lohmar, Germany on March 6th. German-language, please see flyer for further details. NO prior musical knowledge required!
We are delighted to provide instruments for the event in collaboration with our colleague Andrea Thiele at the Bonn branch of Camac Harfen Deutschland.
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We are very happy to be back at Harpe en Avesnois this year. Eric Piron and Pierre Le Levier will be present on March 11-12, with an exhibition of the latest instruments to leave the Camac workshops.
If there is sufficient demand, we can also bring one of our master technicians to regulate your Camac harps free of charge. Please contact [email protected] with details of your harp model to register your interest.
To find out more about the festival’s exceptional artistic programme on March 11 – 12, please see their website.
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We are delighted that the LIVE Godefroid International Harp Competition is announced, and will take place in Belgium between April 7-10, 2022. You have until March 12, 2022 to enrol!
The Godefroid Competition has been a mainstay of the harp internationals since 1997, and we are proud to be its regular exclusive sponsor. There are four categories, each with a set work celebrating the exceptionally rich contribution to the harp repertoire made by Belgian composers. Across the categories, Hasselmans, Vincent Ghadimi, Dizi and Godefroid have all been selected for 2022’s edition. We are also delighted to supply pedal and lever harps for the candidates.
All details are available here on the competition website.
Godefroid competition team
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Together with our Welsh partners Telynau Vining Harps, we’re delighted to be sponsoring Ben Creighton-Griffiths ‘sappearance in the Wales International Harp Festival. The festival will run two action-packed days of concerts, workshops and masterclasses over April 12 – 13, 2022. The Nansi Richards Award for young Welsh harpists will also take place, and the festival has taken “Inspire! Heal! Renew” as its motto this year.
