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A Creative Whirlwind: Lauren Scott and Night Lotus

September 3, 2025

Night Lotus, Lauren’s third album, will be released in full starting 5 September and marks a burst of creative spontaneity for the artist. When solo performances of her music at two harp festivals this summer resulted in two new compositions and a fully developed programme, Lauren decided to go into the studio to record as soon as possible.Read more…

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In homage to Germaine, and other reflections

November 11, 2017

Thoughts about how great musicians and teachers fuel our love of music - following our homage to Germaine Lorenzini in Lyon, among other recent experiences. Read more…

Talking with Isabelle Moretti

November 10, 2017

"Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken!". Read on to hear what Isabelle Moretti has to tell us about life as one of the most fêted solo harpists in the world. Read more…

Interview with Máire Ní Chathasaigh in Folk Magazin

November 9, 2017

Calling all German speakers! Máire Ní Chathasaigh is on the front cover of Folk Magazin, with an extensive interview inside... Read more…

Debut album from Pacific Harp Project

October 31, 2017

Megan Bledsoe Ward continues the venturesome tradition of classical-jazz crossover with the Pacific Harp Project. Hear the Grandjany Rhapsody, the Tournier Sonatine, and even Ravel’s Introduction and Allegro, transformed by hip rhythms and jazzy colours - and The Pedal Passage in the Debussy Dances even becomes a laid-back riff.

Académie Camac 2018

October 9, 2017

“Musicians need time to work with intensity and freedom. I would like our Académie to be a dream week of music for outstanding artists of the future.” - Jakez François, President, Camac Harps

The Charles Overton Group debut album is out!

September 19, 2017

We are very proud to have sponsored 'Convergence', the debut album of the Charles Overton Group. We discovered Charles at the Camac Festival USA in California last year - and promptly re-invited him, to Lyon and to Washington DC! He masters standards you'd never dream possible on the harp; effortlessly reinterprets other styles, from Irish folk to 60s pop; and is equally eclectic within the jazz spectrum, ranging from lyrical simplicity to inquisitive, dissonant sound worlds.

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