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Programme · 15–18 April 2027

Four days, 8 encounters with the harp

From meditation and fairy tales for children to masterclasses and a virtuoso concert. Choose a day or a format.

Thursday

15 April

15 Apr 19:00

Meditation

A meditative musical evening combining harp music, improvisation and early music traditions

An Evening of Harp Meditation

What if, for one evening, we allowed the world to slow down? Two harpists, two distinctive musical worlds, and sounds in which ancient melodies, nature-inspired motifs and the freedom of improvisation come together. Katri Tikka and Ieva Baublytė invite you on a meditative musical journey, where the resonance of harp strings, the melodies of the recorder and moments of silence create space to pause, listen and simply be.

  • Studio OM, Vilnius
  • Paid event

Performers Katri Tikka Ieva Baublytė

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Friday

16 April

16 Apr 10:00 until 14:00

Education

Harp Masterclass with Isabelle Perrin

An exceptional opportunity to develop harp performance skills with internationally acclaimed harpist Isabelle Perrin, Professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music and Artistic Director of the World Harp Congress. This four-hour masterclass will focus on musical interpretation, performance technique and individual artistic expression. Participants may apply as active performers or attend as observers.

  • LMTA, Karosas Hall
  • Free, advance registration required
  • Harp pupils, students, teachers and professional performers

Tutor Isabelle Perrin

16 Apr 14:00 until 15:30

Education

Free Improvisation Workshop with Liis Jürgens

Discover the freedom of improvisation with Estonian harpist, composer and improviser Liis Jürgens! This hands-on workshop will develop listening skills, creativity and confidence in spontaneous music-making. Open to harpists of all levels, from beginners to professionals. No previous improvisation experience is required.

  • LMTA, Karosas Hall
  • Free, advance registration required
  • Harpists of all levels, from beginners to professionals

Tutor Liis Jürgens

Saturday

17 April

17 Apr 12:00

For children

A musical fairy tale for children and families, combining harp music and theatrical storytelling

A Harp Fairy Tale

What if a harp could tell fairy tales? Hidden within its strings might be enchanted forests, mysterious castles and stories waiting to be discovered. A Harp Fairy Tale is a musical journey for children and families, bringing together young harpists from music schools across Lithuania. With the creative guidance of a theatre director, they will create a world where music, theatre and imagination meet – and where every sound might begin a new adventure.

  • Adomas Mickevičius Library, Great Hall
  • €5 per person
  • Children and families
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17 Apr 17:00

Concerts

International concert of young harpists

Young Harpists in Concert

What does the future of harp music sound like? It is already taking shape in the hands of young musicians. Young harpists from Lithuania and Norway will come together on one stage, bringing their individual musical voices, youthful energy and artistic curiosity. The concert will feature students of renowned harpist Isabelle Perrin from the Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo, alongside young Lithuanian musicians – from music school pupils to students of the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre.

  • LMTA, Grand Stage

Sunday

18 April

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