San Diego Symphony triumphs in C major

By Erica Miner, 01 March 2015

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“as if guided by an angel who happened to be communicating directly with Mozart himself”

Reviewed at Jacob's Music Center, San Diego on 28 February 2015

Zwilich, Upbeat

Mozart, Piano Concerto no. 25 in C major, K503

Schubert, Symphony no. 9 in C major, "The Great", D.944

Richard Goode, Piano

Jahja Ling, Conductor

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Erica Miner

As a Metropolitan Opera violinist Erica performed with James Levine, Leonard Bernstein and countless opera luminaries. Now an award-winning author, screenwriter, arts journalist and lecturer, Erica’s opera presentations include Wagner Societies in California, New York, Boston, North Carolina and Sydney, Australia. Her recently released novel Aria for Murder, the first in her ‘Operatic Mystery’ series, authentically reflects her experiences in the Met Orchestra. Sequels are due in 2023 and 2024. Erica’s personal website is here.