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The Artaria String Quartet (photo by Amy Coppersmith)
Regional Spotlight: Ray Shows plays Mozart
by Steve Staruch, Minnesota Public Radio
January 3, 2013
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Ray Shows of the Artaria Quartet teaches at St Olaf College, where, from a November 2012 recital, he performs the Mozart, Violin Sonata in E Minor with pianist John Jensen. It's a stern sounding work that at the same time conveys a tender depth of feeling. His performance is the first Regional Spotlight of the new year.
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