
Julie Campiche
Musician Julie Campiche performs a live concert at Bimhuis in Amsterdam.
Julie Campiche (born 1983 in Geneva) is a Swiss jazz harpist who pioneered bringing the harp into improvised music, combining the acoustic instrument with electronic effects and her own voice. She was the first harpist ever to earn a master's degree in jazz composition and performance at the Haute Ecole de Musique in Lausanne. With her quartet - saxophonist Leo Fumagalli, bassist Manu Hagmann and drummer Clemens Kuratle - she released the albums Onkalo (2020) and You Matter (2022), and in 2025 she was awarded the Swiss Music Prize.
Campiche released her first solo album Unspoken, a tribute to women overlooked throughout history.
She received the Schweizer Musikpreis 2025 for her innovative role in Swiss jazz.
Her quartet and her solo program Unspoken are scheduled in the Netherlands, including at Amare (The Hague), Paradox (Tilburg) and Bimhuis (Amsterdam).
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.

Musician Julie Campiche performs a live concert at Bimhuis in Amsterdam.

Swiss harpist Julie Campiche brings her quartet to Tilburg, blending lyrical harp with the distinctive interplay of saxophone, bass and drums in contemporary jazz.

Julie Campiche performs at Brasserie Amare in Den Haag.