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by Philip Gowman on 20 May, 2018
in Asides | In the news | Koreans in UK | Western classical music
“This is the story of violinist Min Kym and what happened when her instrument was taken from her. It’s a tale of giddy love, devastating loss and the healing power of music.”
Listen to the podcast here, with a summary on the Classic FM website here.
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