TSO, Andrey Boreyko and Leila Josefowicz let the Russian gems shine at Roy Thomson Hall

Por Daniel Frasca , 07 diciembre 2011

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Crítica hecha desde Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto el 1 diciembre 2011

Lyadov, El lago encantado, Op.62

Stravinsky, Concierto para violín en re mayor (1961 revision)

Prokofiev, Sinfonía núm. 5 en si bemol mayor, Op.100

Toronto Symphony Orchestra

Andrey Boreyko, Dirección

Leila Josefowicz, Violín

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Daniel Frasca

Daniel is currently in the University of Toronto Faculty of Music’s Concurrent Teacher Education Program. His musical journey began on piano at 3. Since then he has studied and performed on trumpet, trombone, euphonium, and guitar.