The Soul of a Violin
janamiah
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janamiah
Ongoing, First published Dec 08, 2015
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A violin can't have a soul, right? Or can it? How can something that was created in the 1760s live through almost 300 years and be inanimate? Something that's given such joy and emotion to others. How many people have touched it, played it, worked on it? This is the story of a violin that was locked away for many years and discovered by accident - and the journey it leads one man on. A journey to find the father he never knew and to rekindle his love for music in a way that would shape the rest of his life.
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