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Described by The New York Times as “a harpist with an extraordinary expressive range,” whose “brilliant sonority and remarkable technical command shatter all the stereotypes associated with his instrument,” Sivan Magen is the only Israeli musician to have won the International Harp Contest in Israel. He is also a laureate of the Pro Musicis International Award and the Borletti-Buitoni Trust Award.
In autumn 2017, he was appointed Principal Harpist of the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra. Since summer 2023, he has held a professorship in harp at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler in Berlin.
Sivan Magen has performed solo recitals and appeared as a soloist with orchestras across the United States, South America, East Asia, Europe and Israel, in prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall, Wigmore Hall, the Sydney Opera House and the Vienna Konzerthaus. He has collaborated with numerous orchestras, including the Israel, Tampere and Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestras, the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, the Vienna Chamber Orchestra and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, as well as the Sydney, Jerusalem and Israel Symphony Orchestras.
Book your tickets for the concert here.
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Camac Harps is delighted to announce our Collection Hexagone event at the Mulhouse Conservatory on December 11, 12 and 13, 2026. We are thrilled to welcome two unique artists for this very special weekend, each of whom will share their own distinctive musical world with us: Letizia Lazzerini and Cécile Corbel.
A charismatic and versatile artist, Letizia was born in Florence in 2002. She earned her Bachelor’s degree with honors from the Luigi Cherubini Conservatory in Florence in 2019, studying with Patrizia Pinto, and began her career as a soloist by performing in several European cities.
Cécile Corbel has forged a unique and inspired path as a composer, songwriter, Celtic harpist, and singer. Together with Simon Caby, her partner both in life and on stage, she has released a dozen studio albums. Her passion for legends, fantasy, and imaginary worlds naturally led her to compose music for film and television.
Throughout the weekend, you will have the opportunity to visit our exhibition and sales area, where you can try out our selection of Celtic and pedal harps specially brought together for this event.
A complimentary service check of your Camac harp will be available on site, by appointment only. Please contact [email protected] to book your appointment.
All reservations for concerts and workshops should be made directly with the conservatory.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Camac is very proud to support the “Glowing Harp” 2027 competition. The competition was created in Kharkiv, Ukraine, and previous editions have taken place in this beautiful city. Given the circumstances, the 2027 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.
This year, the competition has teamed up with our friends at harpcolumn.com, who are generously giving us a number of prizes to include subsciprtions to the harpcolumn academy, digital subscirptions to their magazine as well as vouchers for harpcolumn music.
It’s also a chance to to benefit from playing in front of a most distinguished jury: Şirin Pancaroğlu (Turkey, President- junior categories),
Katryna Tan (Singapore, President- youth categories), Katrina Szederkenyi (Germany)
and Marcel Cara (France)
The deadline for applications is April 1, 2027
For more information on the different categories, the repertoire required, the rules and how to enter, follow the link to the competition website.
