Camac Blog
‘Dasson an Delenn’ 2026: Registration is now open!
January 5, 2026
As of today, January 5, 2026, applications are now open for the 'Dasson an Delenn' Celtic harp competition! Organised by Camac, the competition is designed for harp students under 21 of any nationality. It signals our ongoing commitment to fostering a culture of appreciation and admiration for the Celtic harp in all its guises. Whereas our Camac Trophy, awarded each year as part of the Festival Interceltique de Lorient, recognises lever harpists at the highest professional level, we created the event in 2014 to provide opportunities to budding lever harpists to demonstrate their talent. It is a chance to perform publicly before a distinguished panel, showcasing repertoire for the lever harp—whether original compositions or arrangements. Read more…
Anyway
March 8, 2022
Josh Levine, Parker Ramsay and a Camac blue harp are in residence at IRCAM in Paris. Their focus is “Anyway”, a new work by Levine for electroacoustic harp and electronics. Read more…
Constance Luzzati, French baroque and the concert harp
February 14, 2022
Far be it from the Camac blog to question the evergreen splendour of the harp repertoire canon, but transcription is also an important topic for our instrument. Constance Luzzati is one of its most thoughtful defenders. Read more…
“En blanc and blue”: Concerto for amplified concert harp, electric blue harp and jazz orchestra
February 7, 2022
Radio France's new music festival Présences has programmed an exciting new harp concerto. Read more…
