Celebrate Women’s History Month with a vibrant and expressive chamber music program featuring harpist Emily Levin, violinist Julia Choi, and cellist Christine Lamprea. These three acclaimed artists bring together a dynamic blend of strings and harp to perform works exclusively composed by women, spanning eras, cultures, and musical styles. The program includes evocative pieces by Reena Esmail and Angélica Negrón, whose contemporary voices reflect global influences and bold innovation, alongside the lyrical elegance of Henriette Renié and the colorful textures of Jacques Ibert’s trio for harp, violin, and cello.

Together, Levin, Choi, and Lamprea offer a compelling musical experience that honors the legacy and ongoing contributions of women in classical music. Their ensemble—praised for its clarity, warmth, and expressive range—creates an intimate concert setting where each piece speaks to the power of female artistry. From poetic nuance to rhythmic vitality, this performance celebrates the diversity, depth, and brilliance of women composers through the artistry of three exceptional performers.