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The Art of the Electric Harp: a series of videos by Aurélie Barbé

November 3, 2025

Aurélie Barbé is a long-time friend of Camac; in fact, she recently lent her musical creations to the series of videos we created to introduce you to our new and improved manufacturing workshops. In 2020, she was awarded the prestigious Gisèle Tissier-Grandpierre Foundation Award. The foundation's support has enabled Aurélie to realise a series of video interviews in which she explores the work of her fellow electro-harpists.Read more…

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Catrin Finch and Seckou Keita release “Soar”

May 9, 2018

A beautiful second album from the critically-acclaimed Welsh/Senegalese duo - with the osprey, the bird that migrates between west Africa and northern Europe, as a motif at its heart. Read more…

Sixth Sweden Harp Days

May 7, 2018

We are delighted to be organizing the 6th Camac Harp Days in Sweden, between June 15th – 17th, 2o18. Read more…

Eleventh “Odyssée de la Harpe”

May 1, 2018

The eleventh edition of the Odyssée de la Harpe, the annual festival all about the blue harp, will take place in Bourg-la-Reine on Saturday, June 16th 2018. Read more…

NEW! Electronic tuner specially for harpists

April 21, 2018

“Arghhhhhh”, a colleague said just the other week, “one of the Camac team is going to have to tune this harp. Your tuner is in French and when I play an A flat, it tells me I’m getting a Sol dièse. I’m going crazy and I just tuned half an octave a semitone too low.” Does this sound familiar? SUFFER NO MORE! We have collaborated with Eagletone to make a tuner especially for the harp.

3rd Taller Itinerante de Arpa de Pedales

April 20, 2018

Our work with Edmar Castaneda, developing a new kind of llanera harp, has sparked many adventures in South America. This week, we're delighted to have sponsored the Taller Itinerante de Arpa de Pedales, which has been taking place at the Conservatorio Nacional de Música in Mexico City.

Ailie Robertson: new concerto for DHC blue light, string quartet and electronics

April 13, 2018

London's Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance is giving special focus to women composers - and Ailie Robertson's new concerto for DHC Blue Light is part of it. 'Seven Sorrows', for DHC blue light harp, string quartet and electronics, was commissioned by New Voices and will be performed for the third time as part of the 'Venus Blazing' series. Later in the 18-19 season, it will also feature in Series 12 of Borough New Music, alongside works by Kaija Saariaho, Josef Tal and Will Handysides.

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