Emilie Jaulmes
Harfe
Emilie Jaulmes was born in Grenoble, France. Captivated by the harp, she began playing the instrument at the local conservatory when she was just five years old. Later, she pursued studies in harp, counterpoint, and harmony in Paris, where she also completed a degree in musicology. Her further harp studies took her to Rotterdam (Netherlands), Detmold (Germany), and Bloomington at Indiana University (USA) as a scholarship holder of the DAAD, Fulbright Commission, SACEM, and Indianapolis Matinee. Emilie Jaulmes has received numerous awards in both national and international competitions.
After holding an academic position with the Munich Philharmonic, she secured the role of principal harpist with the Stuttgart Philharmonic in 2006, a position she continues to hold today. Emilie Jaulmes has also taught on a temporary basis at the Geneva Music Conservatory and the Stuttgart Music Conservatory.
She is frequently invited to perform with prominent orchestras such as the radio orchestras of HR, WDR, SWR, NDR, and BR, as well as the DSO and Mahler Chamber Orchestra. Emilie Jaulmes boasts an extensive and diverse repertoire. Additionally, she arranges a significant amount of music for various chamber ensembles. Her solo performances can be heard on several recordings, and her chamber music arrangements have also been performed by other groups.
For over ten years, she has been collaborating with the Residenz Solisten.