Marie-Claire Jamet

Marie-Claire Jamet is a distinguished French classical harpist renowned for her contributions to the world of chamber music. Her repertoire spans four centuries, showcasing her versatility and deep understanding of the harp. Jamet has arranged and composed harp music, including notable adaptations such as Bach's Suite No. 1 BWV 996. Her work, "16 Daily Exercises for Harp," is a staple for harpists seeking to improve their technique. As a performer, Jamet has been part of significant recordings, including modern chamber music pieces with the Quintette Marie-Claire Jamet, and collaborations like the Boieldieu Harp Piano Concerto. Her dedication to the instrument is further evident through her role as a former teacher at the prestigious Paris Conservatory, where she directed editions alongside flautist Christian Lardé.