Bartok and Borodin
The Jerusalem Quartet has won considerable acclaim as one of the most dynamic and exciting young quartets on the scene. Here, the young Israeli ensemble performs works by Bartok and Borodin on this week's Chamber Music Society.
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The Jerusalem Quartet has won considerable acclaim as one of the most dynamic and exciting young quartets on the scene. Here, the young Israeli ensemble performs works by Bartok and Borodin on this week's Chamber Music Society.
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