A world premiere harp concerto, a beloved Mozart piano concerto, and Dvorak at his most joyful- Sinfonia Toronto’s March concert is a night of beauty and discovery.
Harpist Teresa Suen-Campbell whose performances have been praised for their “warmth, clarity and emotional depth” takes centre stage for the world premiere of Alice Ping Yee Ho’s Beneath the Sea of Time, a harp concerto commissioned by Sinfonia Toronto that moves through shimmering textures of memory and renewal. Pianist Theadora Koski joins the orchestra for Mozart’s radiant Piano Concerto No. 23, before Maestro Nurhan Arman leads the orchestra in his own arrangement of Dvorak’s beloved “American” String Quartet, a sweeping, joyful close to a beautiful evening.
