Tasha Robinson: Harp in Concert

Join us for an intimate performance with Ocala Symphony’s Principal Harpist, Tasha Robinson!

Tasha Robinson has played the harp for the last 35 years. She has trained at the Cincinnati Conservatory, University of Toronto and the Glenn Gould Professional School. Tasha has performed throughout the United States and Canada.

Most recently Tasha sold out her own show 2 weeks ahead of time for the Selby Gardens at Historic Spanish Point in Sarasota Florida. This show featured her on Celtic and Electroacoustic harps while storytelling and singing. Tasha plays for the National Orchestra of the Dominican Republic, Punta Gorda Symphony and the Gulf Coast Symphony of Ft. Meyers. She has been Principal Harpist with the Ocala Symphony for over a decade.

Tasha performs on a variety of harps. She has a Lyon and Healy Style 23 which is a 47-string acoustic concert harp used primarily for orchestral and chamber venues. She also has a 36- string Triplett Celtic harp which she uses for teaching and Celtic music venues. Her favorite newest harp is a Rainbow finish Salvi 47-string electroacoustic harp. This harp is made for large venues and each individual string has its very own pick-up microphone. The finish is an iridescent color and is aqua, purple or blue depending on the lighting behind it or on it.

Tasha’s passion is to share her harps through singing and storytelling. She has shared these shows with many different venues from Selby Public Library in Sarasota, Florida to venues as far as San Antonio, Texas. Tasha performs weekly for First Sarasota the Downtown Baptist Church and enjoys traveling from as far south as the Dominican Republic and all points north.

Guests will be seated at tables of 4 or 6 – so bring a group of friends or meet someone new! If you plan to sit with another party please email info@reillyartscenter.com so we can best accommodate you and your guests.