Chinese harp prodigy from Hartsdale to perform at this weekend's Asian-American Heritage Festival in Valhalla
News 12's Photojournalist Karina Sorto-Kai captures the inspiring sounds of the sisters as they played at Lenoir Preserve in Yonkers.
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576ds agoA 15-year-old Chinese harp prodigy from Hartsdale and her sister will perform at this weekend's Asian-American Heritage Festival at Kensico Dam in Valhalla.
News 12's Photojournalist Karina Sorto-Kai captures the inspiring sounds of the sisters as they played at Lenoir Preserve in Yonkers.
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