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MUSIC AT EMMANUEL: Violin Virtuoso!
March 6, 2011
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Ukrainian born violinist Solomiya Ivakhiv, has been hailed in the press for her “luminous performances” and her “assured and noble sound.” This gifted young artist has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in concert halls throughout Europe, North America and China; and has served as concertmaster for the Curtis Symphony and the Augusta Symphony Orchestra. Ms. Ivakhiv has received critical praise and is especially noted for her exceptional technique, superb musicianship and her distinct ability to illuminate a score with mature and “deeply realized” insights.
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Hanover Street and Walnut Street
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March 6, 2011Times:
4 PM
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