“Songs to the Moon” - Charlene Chin, Harp Recital - Marbin Matinees Concert Series

February 24, 2024 | 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
2024-02-24 02:00 PM 2024-02-24 03:00 PM “Songs to the Moon” - Charlene Chin, Harp Recital - Marbin Matinees Concert Series Gordon Lightfoot Concert Hall America/New_York

Charlene Chin presents “Songs to the Moon”, a harp recital featuring works by Debussy, Dvořák, Schafer and Lizotte. Humans have long been entranced by the galaxies and beyond; associating symbolism, deities and stories to the moon, sun and stars. “Songs to the Moon” explores the music inspired by our awe for the night sky. 


La Fiammata, Piano Duo Recital Program

Suite bergamasque, L. 75 - Claude Debussy arr. Chin

“Song to the Moon” from Rusalka – Anton Dvořák arr. Lenaerts

The Crown of Ariadne (excerpts) - R. Murray Schafer

Suite Galactique, Op. 39 - Caroline Lizotte

Venue 

Avenue Road Music and Performance Academy (Gordon Lightfoot Concert Hall)
460 Avenue Road
Toronto, ON, M4V 2J1

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About Charlene Chin

Originally from Seattle, Charlene Chin traveled to Toronto, pursing an undergrad at the Glenn Gould School of Music with internationally acclaimed harpist, Judy Loman and TSO principal harpist Heidi Bearcroft. She returned to the United States at the Indiana University Jacob School of Music studying with Florence Sitruk who furthered her interests in contemporary music and creating original harp transcriptions. Later, she returned to Toronto (after a certain global phenomena) where her studies continued at the University of Toronto.

Charlene currently resides in Toronto where she performs with orchestras such as the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, National Ballet of Canada, Manitoba Chamber Orchestra and more. Outside of music, she spends her time baking and seeking pet therapy, generously donated by the kind outdoor cats in her neighborhood.