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0:00 Introduction
0:16 When Words Aren’t Necessary
0:46 The Nonverbal Rehearsal Process
1:40 Learning to Truly Listen
2:18 What Gets in the Way of Listening
2:32 Openness Creates Better Music
3:10 Letting Go of Fixed Interpretations
3:42 Making Someone Else’s Idea Your Own
4:15 The Physical Feeling of Ensemble
4:52 Playing with Different Personalities

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Ayano Ninomiya and Pei-Shan Lee

Ayano Ninomiya and Pei-Shan Lee

Praised by The New York Times as “deeply communicative and engrossing,” violinist Ayano Ninomiya is committed to creating invigorating live…

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“Chamber music opens our imaginations and hearts. There is a magical connection that happens between individual players finding a path to the composer’s conception, and ultimately bringing that to life for themselves and for anyone eavesdropping.”

— MATT HAIMOVITZ, cello