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“I guess really what my goal is is just to enlarge the violin repertoire.”

Quote by Leila Josefowicz

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Leila Josefowicz

Leila Josefowicz is a renowned American violinist, born on October 20, 1977. She is known for her exceptional skill and profound understanding of music, ranking among the most distinguished violinists of today. more

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