Equally at home as both an orchestral and chamber musician, as well as being a solo performer, Erica’s London debut at the Wigmore Hall with her trio was well received, she’s also played with her trio at King’s Place and other venues in UK and abroad (Italy and Spain). In 2011 Eerica performed Mozart’s flute and harp concerto with the London Sound Ensemble, Aylesbury Festival, and a few month later Debussy’s Danses Sacrée et Profane with Guilford Symphony Orchestra. Erica is an active performer of contemporary music; collaborations with composers are frequent and she premiered several new pieces, some of them recorded for BBC Persian throughout 2010/11. In May 2011 she went to Israel, where she gave concerts in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem for a London- Jerusalem project, with British Council and AIA funding.

Last year she opened the chamber music series at the Endellion Festival in Cornwall with the Handel Harp Concerto and she is regularly giving solo recitals at the National Portraits Gallery and the Handel House. Erica’s keenest interest lies with opera. Some highlights of her performing career to date include being principal harp in the orchestra of the Co-Opera Company, Opera de Baugé and Stanley Hall Opera. Last October Erica took part in the premiere of Ed Huges' Opera When the Flame Dies, performed and recorded at the Canterbury Music Festival with the New Music Players; last summer she has played as a regular deputy with the touring show South Pacific. She is also principal in the Orion Symphony Orchestra (with which she played at the Barbican and RFH amongst other venues) and guest harpist in Orquestra Sinfonica do Porto in Portugal and in the Norwegian Wind Ensemble. Erica has performed with ESO, Brandenburg Sinfonia, Southern Sinfonia, Southbank Sinfonia, participated in workshops with the BBC SO and the Philharmonia.

Her session credits include recording at Abbey Road for Rick Wakeman's CD Journey to the centre of the earth, just realised. Erica is the Co-Artistic Director and performer of the “Well Tuned” Music Residency project, “Your time for flute and harp”, which brings music in wards at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich and the Queen Mary in Sidcup. Erica studied at Trinity College of Music, London, towards her Master of Music, learning modern and baroque harp. Beforehand she achieved a post-graduate Harp Diploma at the well known Accademia di Santa Cecilia in Rome and her BMus in her own town in Italy. Amongst her harp training Erica also achieved BA and MA degrees in Philosophy. 

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