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Jun 07 2008

A concertmaster, Jacques Israelievitch bows out

Posted by Vinko in News

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An article from The Globe And Mail

For 20 years, the French-born concertmaster of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra has been the last musician to walk onstage, just before performances begin….

His next disc, on the Naxos label, will feature another chamber group he plays in: the Mirage Quintet, consisting of flute, violin, viola, cello and harp…

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