1. Michael Rabin
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... actually threw herself on his coffin an screamed how could you do this to me. That spoke volumes. As far as stupid critics go Michael Rabin played with enormous feeling and musicality unlike many violinist ...

2. 3 Reasons Princeton University Lost Kwasi Enin
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... for music wouldn’t have been satisfied at Princeton. He is a violinist, and hopes to someday become a physician. "Whenever I perform, whether as a bassist in Men's Doo Wop Group or as a violinist in a ...

3. A Gossipy, Fun-to-Read Book About Opera People
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... “She has a pretty voice….but so what?”) * Rossini said he cried twice in his life: once when he heard Paganini play the violin, and again when he saw a lovely truffle-filled turkey become inedible when ...

4. Michael Rabin --Suicide??
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... photos of musicians, given to the violin theoretician --I've forgotten his name-- who was the source of this wonderful collection. There were two Michael Rabins, at least one presented to the older man ...

5. Michael Rabin --suicide??
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... photos of musicians, given to the violin theoretician --I've forgotten his name-- who was the source of this wonderful collection. There were two Michael Rabins, at least one presented to the older man ...

6. Rabin and Heifetz
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Michael Rabin was my first real violin influence, along with Isaac Stern, back in 1963, which is about when that fabulous recording "The Magic Bow" was released. It was played on the radio and in stores ...

7. Five Little-Known but Wonderful Singers
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...  Elisabeth Grummer, soprano 1911-1986 Born (Schilz) in France to German parents Encouraged by Herbert von Karajan Married a violinist, who was killed in a bombing raid, and she never remarried ...

8. living?
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erm, i do believe that many of these violinists, 'violate' the determination of being living...... Ida haendel is clearly the best living based on lifelong finesse.. including a fantastic commendation ...

9. BBc Music magazine dumb choice
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I interviewed almost all the top violinists for our film on Heifetz, ( more than 100 ) and 100% picked Heifetz as number 1, so far ahead of any second rate choices. ...

10. “And The Number One Violinist Was…”
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BY WARREN BOROSON NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM A poll of 100 well-known living violinists found that David Oistrakh (1908-74) was their No. 1 choice, followed by Jascha Heifetz (1901-87). This was a surprise: ...

11. 'The Glass Menagerie" Broadway Review: A Bold Approach for a Beautiful Classic
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... stark visuals with glowing pinks, blues and purples. Composer Nico Muhly’s shimmering violin and piano underscoring sweetens the rueful quality of the play. Cherry Jones’s robust performance as Amanda ...

12. The Musician Who Shook Hands With Mickey Mouse
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... on the sands of time. +++ He invented the modern orchestra’s set-up, first and second violins on the left, violas and cellos on the right. He introduced the famous Philadelphia sound — which I once ...

13. Original Iwo Jima Statue Going To Auction
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... a violin, a sword and an undisclosed amount of cash. Brown will be donating part of the sale’s proceeds to the Marine Corps – Law Enforcement Foundation, which awards scholarships to the children of ...

14. REVIEW: ‘Golden Boy’ glows on Broadway
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... the lovely Belasco Theatre, where Clifford Odets’ drama originally premiered in 1937. The Depression-era saga of a young violinist who forsakes his music to win easier money as a prizefighter, “Golden ...

15. 'The Dust Bowl': Ken Burns film chronicles America’s greatest ecological disaster
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... violin, tuning up for a dance that never comes. The setting befits a world coming to an end. This is “The Dust Bowl”, the latest in the string of gripping documentaries by now legendary film maker Ken ...

16. REVIEW: ‘Him’ involves a family affair in more ways than one
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... and violin – helps to further changes in mood, while designer Marion Williams’ setting for a modestly furnished living room and kitchen offers hints of New England. Costume designer Teresa Snider-Stein ...

17. Fox News’ Dick Morris lacks credibility in Election 2012 analysis
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...  RECENT COLUMNS BY ALAN J. STEINBERG Hasidic cantor Yitzhak Meir Helfgot and violinist Itzhak Perlman produce a musical tour de force Obama's Electoral College lead is significant but not insurmountable ...

18. REVIEW: ‘Red Dog Howls’ over a horror story
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... expansive setting that quietly suggests two New York apartments and a hospital room. Tyler Micoleau’s somber lighting and Jane Shaw’s plaintive violin music reinforce a mournful mood. Designer David C. ...

19. Hasidic cantor Yitzhak Meir Helfgot and violinist Itzhak Perlman produce a musical tour de force
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... Jewish people as well. The words are powerful in themselves, but a great cantorial voice elevates the words to a level of spirituality that is indeed heavenly and mystical. Similarly, the violin is ...

20. 'Somewhere Between' movie review, trailer: Portrays duality of adopted Chinese girls
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... As a result, Haley has been to China numerous times. A violinist, she yearns to perform on the Grand Ole Opry and participate in pageants, as her older sister does. “I’m a banana,” she says shyly, “yellow ...