8 years old / The teaching genius of Janos Starker launched at the early age of eight when he gave lessons to his first student, the then six-year-old Eva Czako.
:-) / 50% discount off any fare, including the lowest available one, to customers who would like to purchase a seat to accommodate their musical instrument in the same cabin that they are booked in; invited to board the plane during pre-boarding in advance of general boarding so you’ll have a litt
IRemeber I attended his master class in Japan just after 2001.9.11 / Janos Starker in a master class at Portland State University in Portland, Oregon in 2004, teaching Popper's Hungarian Rhapsody in an inimitable and very entertaining session.
!? / “Violas can only be accepted as checked baggage.”; just months after virtuoso Itzhak Perlman filed a formal complaint against the airline – after he was abandoned by an Air Canada disability assistant at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport.
Great :-) /“I was exceedingly lucky to find cellist “hosts” in each city who generously found a cello and concert opportunity for me. Each cello was unique, and like my own instrument at home, had its quirks. ”
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