The Violin That's Making History: Anne Harris & Amanda Ewing

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The Violin That's Making History: Anne Harris & Amanda Ewing

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Jun 16, 2022

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When a chance encounter on the internet brought together Anne, a Black female professional fiddle player, and Amanda, the only Black female violin maker in the United States, the serendipity wasn't lost on them. They immediately knew that with the help of their community, they could make history—and inspire others to live out their dreams.

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Jun 16, 2022

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