'Winter' from Four Seasons, Vivaldi (Mari Samuelsen -Violin) Norway - Mari Samuelsen - Violin Trondheimsoloists A. Vivaldi - known as 'The Red Priest' because Vivaldi was a catholic Priest and had red …More
'Winter' from Four Seasons, Vivaldi (Mari Samuelsen -Violin)
Norway - Mari Samuelsen - Violin
Trondheimsoloists A. Vivaldi - known as 'The Red Priest' because Vivaldi was a catholic Priest and had red hair...
'Winter' from Four Seasons/
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Mari Samuelsen has received several prizes including three Norwegian cultural honour-prizes. She has also got many national and international scholarships, and is winner of the Crecendo prize, 2009 from the Meister Foundation, Switzerland.
Together with her brother, Mari Samuelsen has received a major prize from Tom Wilhelmsen Foundation, to commission a new double concerto by one of the leading composers in the world.
Mari Samuelsen plays a fine G. B. Guadagnini (Turin 1773) generously on loan from Anders Sveaas charitable foundation, Oslo, and a Dominique Peccatte bow on loan from Sparebanken Hedmark.
Norway - Mari Samuelsen - Violin
Trondheimsoloists A. Vivaldi - known as 'The Red Priest' because Vivaldi was a catholic Priest and had red hair...
'Winter' from Four Seasons/
klassiskjulekonsert.no/…/Default.aspx
Mari Samuelsen has received several prizes including three Norwegian cultural honour-prizes. She has also got many national and international scholarships, and is winner of the Crecendo prize, 2009 from the Meister Foundation, Switzerland.
Together with her brother, Mari Samuelsen has received a major prize from Tom Wilhelmsen Foundation, to commission a new double concerto by one of the leading composers in the world.
Mari Samuelsen plays a fine G. B. Guadagnini (Turin 1773) generously on loan from Anders Sveaas charitable foundation, Oslo, and a Dominique Peccatte bow on loan from Sparebanken Hedmark.
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