Louisic Dulbecco

Louisic started learning the harp and the piano in her hometown Bordeaux, France. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Hamburg in the class of Xavier de Maistre, and her Master’s in Würzburg in the class of Andreas Mildner. She also holds a Master’s degree in Chamber Music from the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Hamburg.

During her studies she joined the association Live Music Now, founded by Yehudi Menuhin, through which she gave a lot of solo and duo concerts at diverse venues. She also received scholarships from the Oscar and Vera Stiftung and the Deutschland Stipendium.

Louisic was most recently Principal Harp of the Warsaw Philharmonic, and was for many years the academician at Hamburg State Opera under conductor Kent Nagano, where she played opera, ballet and symphony concerts.

Louisic has performed with orchestras across Europe, including Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin (DSO) in Berlin, Tonkünstler Orchestra in Vienna, Frankfurt Radio Symphony, Deutsches Nationaltheater, Berlin Symphony Orchestra, Bremer Philharmoniker in Bremen, the Sinfonieorchester St.Gallen (Switzerland) and the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra.

Alongside her experience as an orchestra musician, Louisic has also been teaching her instrument for many years. She loves playing chamber music and has played in a lot of different formations, including a number of ensembles dedicated to contemporary and experimental music.