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Isabelle van Keulen |
2 December 2004 |
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 the outstanding violinist talks about her life, and plays live
At the age of three Isabelle van Keulen wanted to play the violin and at six her lessons began. She went on to be crowned European Young Musician of the Year and her rise as a virtuoso began. She's played with the world's greatest orchestras and composers have written especially for her.
Isabelle joins Jenni and plays live in the studio - ahead of her concert tonight at Manchester's Bridgewater Hall.
Isabelle van Keulen plays Prokofiev, Vaughan Williams and Ravel at Manchester's Bridgewater Hall tonight.
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