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Updated: 2015-06-06 08:09
(China Daily)
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The Rhythm of Love: Gleusteen and Ordronneau Violin Duo
Date: June 25 - 8 pm
Venue: Experimental Theater, Guangzhou Opera House
Price: 80-280 yuan
Canadian born violinist, Kai Gleusteen started at the age of five in his native city, Calgary. Early on, he met with success in national music competitions in addition to receiving top academic awards. In 1991, Kai moved to Europe to live in the heart of Western Culture. Paris and Prague were his bases for nine years, allowing him to develop and perform both as a soloist and leader of numerous orchestras. In 2003, he created the Gran Teatre del Liceu Chamber Orchestra and was appointed professor at the Escuela Superior de Musica de Catalunya. He continues to perform extensively as a soloist and a recitalist throughout Europe and North America and has released numerous critically acclaimed recordings.
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