Contact Page - Harp Summer Camp in Europe

Language and Music for Life, Summer Camps in Europe:
Our summer courses in 2026 will take place in North Yorkshire, England. We very much hope to organise a course in Florence / Italy or in another mainland Europe country in 2027. Further details will be published in August 2026 or earlier if possible.

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We look forward to replying to your questions below regarding our next UK or Europe-based courses in classical music & languages for young children, teenagers & adults.

A leading provider of summer music schools in Europe, Language and Music for Life (LMFL) welcomes skilled harp players from around the world to our prestigious International Summer Music Program in Florence, Italy. Open to highly-motivated adult musicians (students and professionals ages 16+), this intensive summer school offers expert tuition from world-class instructors. You have the opportunity to design your own summer program, combining harp tuition with a wide range of other subjects and optional language classes. LMFL also offers an international music and language summer camp in the UK for enthusiastic musicians of all levels & ages (children aged 5+ years old, teenagers & adults).

International Summer Music (Harp) Program:
Duration: 2 weeks. LMFL also welcomes younger students in at least one instrument who are accompanied by at least one parent or guardian.

Develop your talents and benefit from top-quality tuition in both music and foreign languages in a supportive learning environment!

Those who choose intensive harp lessons will receive 10 hours of one-to-one instruction during the course. A rental scheme is available for harps.

Other class options include:
- Instrumental Tuition (Strings, Wind, Brass, Percussion)
- Voice Training (Classical & Jazz)
- Music Composition
- Orchestra Conducting
- Chamber Music
- Music Theory
- Summer Choir..

Language Options:
Learn in very small groups (5-6 maximum) or through one to one tuition. Choose from: English; French; Italian; Spanish.

Parents of younger students can take language classes, participate in the choir, or participate in the music classes if they are good level amateurs.

Updated: 2025-12-05