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Previously: On the Lipinski Strad and "A Violin's Life." Nigel Armstrong By Laurie Niles, April 10, 2014: After winning awards and performing as a soloist, this excellent young violinist is taking a hiatus of undetermined length. Previously: On the Schumann and Mendelssohn Concertos, Violin Lullabies, Wohlfahrt Etudes, On works for unaccompanied violin, On works by Bach, On Maud Powell and the rebec
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