
Here's Steven Isserlis playing Chonguri by Tsintsadze.

Here's Steven Isserlis playing Chonguri by Tsintsadze.
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The Strad Calendar 2026 showcases twelve of the finest instruments in the collection of Canimex, one of Canada’s leading arts supporters. They include masterpieces by Stradivari, Guarneri ‘del Gesù’, Guadagnini and Gagliano.
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