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Cellist Schwarz Featured in New Rossini String Quartet Album

The “Rossini: 6 Sonate a Quattro,” a new album featuring Assistant Professor of Cello Julian Schwarz, M.M., was released on Friday, March 19. The complete six string quartets were recorded in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, in November 2017. Additional performers on the album include Mark Fewer (1st violin), Yolanda Bruno (2nd violin) and Joel Quarrington (double bass). The recording was produced by Burt Wathen, engineered by John D.S. Adams of Stonehouse Sound and released by Leaf Music Canada. Visit leaf-music.lnk.to/lm240 to access all streaming platforms.

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