Agenda

Agenda

  • A true pioneer in her field,  Rossitza Milevska is an artist who transcends musical boundaries, one who stands out for her talents as a composer and improviser, as well as her fluidity in the worlds of jazz and classical music. 

    Originally from Bulgaria,  Rossitza obtained advanced degrees in both the piano and the harp in her native Sofia. She subsequently furthered her studies in classical harp in France with Elizabeth Fontan-Binoche as well as in jazz piano and jazz harp with Robert Persi at the Conservatoire National à Rayonnement régional de Nice. Here she obtained a DEM in Jazz and was the first harpist to graduate in jazz harp from a French conservatory.

     As well as teaching and giving masterclasses internationally, Rossitza has distinguished herself with original and innovative projects. More recently, Ibrahim Maalouf handpicked her to be part of his newly formed orchestra, the “Free Spirit Ensemble”

    We are delighted to welcome to her to the Espace Camac, where she will give a fabulous performance with her friend and collaborator Jerôme Achat on drums.

    As ever, entry to the concert is free, but please make your reservations by completing the form below, or by sending an email to [email protected], or by telephoning (+33)  01 40 40 08 40

    March 22: Rossitza Milevska with Jerôme Achat (drums)
  • In April, the Collection Hexagone series will travel to Montpellier: harpist Camille Heim and her group Chocho Canelle will lend the perfect musical atmosphere to the Mediterranean spring, with their vibrant sound and unique style.

    Among the musical delights on offer will be a master Class with composer Christophe de Coudenhove on his piece Cahier de couleurs for electroacoustic harp, and an unmissable performance by Camille and her group Chocho Canelle.

    Of course, it is also in the mission of the Collection Hexagone to create a space for learning and artistic growth, so we warmly invite you to participate in the workshops with Camille Heim and Léo Danais (drums). Those interested in taking part can reserve their spot by sending an email to [email protected]

    As usual, an exhibition and sale of our specially selected harps will be organized as part of this event.

    If you already own a Camac, you can have your harp regulated, free of charge, by sending an e-mail to [email protected]

    27-28 April: Camac Weekend Montpellier feat. Camille Heim & Chocho Canelle
  • Camac is very proud to support the “Glowing Harp” 2024 competition. The competition was created in Kharkiv, Ukraine, and previous editions have taken place in this beautiful city. Given the circumstances, the 2024 competition will take place online.

    With cash prizes, scholarships for the Vienna Harp Days and even a Camac odyssey, this is a fabulous opportunity for harpists of all levels to compete, and to benefit from playing in front of a most distinguished jury: Larysa Klievtsova (Ukraine), Claudia Lucia Lammana (Italy), Mélanie Laurent (France) and Parker Ramsay (USA).

    You still have two months to submit your first stage for the competition.

    For more information on the different categories, the repertoire required, the rules and how to enter, follow the link to the competition website. 

    Glowing Harp online competition 2024
  • We are proud to work with our wonderful friends at Telynau Vining Harps on a very special weekend of events in Cardiff. For a quarter of a century now, Telynau Vining have been our trusted partners in Wales and such an anniversary calls for a musical celebration of the highest order! 

    There will be concerts and masterclasses by such world-renowned international harpists as  Isabelle Moretti and Deborah Henson-Conant. Camac president Jakez Francois, will be interviewed by Elinor Bennett about the history of Camac, sharing the story of our many years of ‘passion a la française’.

    Beyond this, there will be concerts to satisfy all tastes and genres, with jazz contributions from Ben Creighton Griffiths, Amanda Whiting (and her trio); traditional music by Heather Downie; an unmissable recital by Gwenllian Llyr and Sigal Nachshen, and original music for lever harp from Lauren Scott.

    The weekend also boasts a dizzying array of classes and workshops, with something to suit all styles, ages and levels –with such eminent clinicians as Catrin Finch and Kathryn Rees on the classical front, as well as unique contributions from Shelley Fairplay, Natasha Gale and a host of others.

    For more details, download the full programme PDF here. Such a packed weekend necessitates a detailed booking, so we urge you to download and study the full programme here, before you head over to the Telynau Vining Website and complete the booking form. 

    We are very excited to see you in Cardiff, for a truly once-in-a-quarter-century happening!

    4-5 May; Cardiff Camac Harp Weekend
  • The 3rd Camac Prize Taiwan will take place in Taipei in June 2024. Organised by the Taiwan Harp Center and sponsored by Camac Harps, 

    We are delighted to see a most welcome return by this competition to the international stage, in its first edition since 2019.With solo and chamber categories for both advanced and junior levels, the prizes will be adjudicated by a panel of some of the most eminent harpists of the Asia-Pacific region. 

    There will be cash prizes, trophies and even a Camac odyssey up for grabs.

    Open to all nationalities, entry to the competition is via a simple online application. Please refer to the Camac prize Taiwan website for full information on rules and repertoire. The deadline for applications is 20 March, so don’t delay!

     

    3rd Camac Prize Taiwan
  • We are delighted to support the Rave Harps International Prestige Award 2024. In its 7th edition, the awards will focus on the  harp as a solo instrument and is open to all nationalities. Excitingly, there will be a new Harp Ensemble Category this year, as well as solo rounds for lever and pedal harp, a concerto prize and special awards for musicianship and performance.

    There will also be an academy for participants with the opportunity to participate in workshops, masterclasses and take part in an International Harp Orchestra, where participants from all over will perform on stage together. There will be specially arranged music for the International orchestra, which will coincide with Singapore’s national holiday. 

    Registration and submission of qualifying video rounds will open 1 April and close 25 April, with the live rounds taking place 8-11 August. The Winners’ Gala concert will take place in the magnificent Victoria concert Hall, one of Singapore’s finest venues.

    Download full information of rules, regulations and how to apply here, or visit the Rave Harps website.

    Rave Harps International Prestige Award 2024
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