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Stefan Jackiw
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Stefan Jackiw, violin (October) or Martin Storey, cello, and Tatiana Tessman, cello (December)
The best recital of the year is a draw, with Jackiw's astonishingly mature musicianship (on a Harriman-Jewell Series concert) nearly rivaling that of Storey, one of the best cellists in America. Park University faculty member Storey was nearly matched by Tessman, especially in Brahms' joyous F-major Sonata.









