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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2022 · 19 MIN

The Violin Conspiracy Author Nearly Died And Then Came His Hit Book. On Classical Music In Color

from The Second Street Dreams Audio Network · host Judlyne Lilly

The book world has been rocked by the book, The Violin Conspiracy. Mainly because this first novel by author Brendan Slocumb, details the career of an African-American violinist and the difficulties that came with it. It’s also the story of a valuable family heirloom that was stolen at the worst possible moment. Also in this edition of Classical Music In Color, hear when the first performance at Carnegie Hall by an all Black orchestra will happen. Also watch classical music's next generation of BIPOC musicians and apply for fellowships and grants from the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Black Violin and the Louisville Orchestra.

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