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Dec 12, 2022 29 min

#4 - Engelse Kamermuziek

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Hoe klinkt de Britse ziel door in de Engelse kamermuziek? Daarover praat Ab met violiste Lis Perry, die jarenlang samenwerkte met één van de grootste violisten uit de 20ste eeuw: Yehudi Menuhin. In Londen ontmoet Ab celliste Melissa Phelps, die hem een cellosonate laat horen waarin geweerschoten doorklinken.

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