

With an all new program, Trio Voronezh once again thrilled our audience with their
astonishing virtuosity and delightful artistic innovation. They seemed more at ease
and able to have more fun compared to their previous appearance in 2003, perhaps
due to more exposure to American audiences. Discovered playing Bach in a Frankfurt,
Germany subway station, Trio Voronezh has since made several tours of the U.S., and
earned audience and critical praise. Don Heckman of the Los Angeles Times beautifully
sums up a performance: “The traditional pieces soon brought the crowd to life, clapping
enthusiastically as the rhythms accelerated and Volokhin's fingers flew across his
domra. Petrukhin, his body moving in sync with his deep bass notes, and Teleshev,
magisterially pulling everything together within the lush sounds of his bajan, completed
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The Hunt Family Fiddlers performance here in Medford was delightful. It featured
several new songs written by the group as well as lively versions of old standbys.
One song in particular, Green Eyes, is a potential pop hit and deserves a wider
hearing. They are an award-
With numerous performances in the UK, three consecutive years opening for the Virginia
Symphony, and “held-
