Italian pianist Erika Crinó is very active both as a chamber musician and a soloist. Several of her performances have been featured on CBC Radio both as a soloist and in chamber music settings, collaborating with percussionist Salvador Ferreras, clarinetist Francois Houle, pianist Brett Kingsbury, and, more recently, in a performance of Jocelyn Morlock's "Involuntary Love Songs", with soprano Vania Chan, winner of the special prize at the Eckhard-Gramatté Competition. |
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With Trio sTREga, a group which she co-founded with clarinetist Katarzyna Marczak during her doctorate at the University of British Columbia, she was invited immediately to perform at the Edmonton Composers Concert Society. Since her move to Toronto, Erika has been regularly heard in several important venues among which the Glenn Gould Studio, where she performed Bach's Triple Concerto with pianists Robert Silverman and Brett Kingsbury, and the Koffler Chamber Orchestra directed by Jacques Israelievitch, the historical Massey Hall in a Monster Concert directed by William Shookoff, and at the Heliconian Hall with Trio sTREga.
She is currently faculty at the Kingsway Conservatory and at the Koffler Centre for the Arts where she is also music coordinator.
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