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Abstract Cecil Aronowitz has been a regular and welcome visitor to the Festival for about twenty years. His remarkable playing has been heard each year from the pit of the Jubilee Hall, as our viola soloist in operas such as The Rape of Lucretia, Albert Herring and The Turn of the Screw, not to mention The Little Sweep. His musicianly leading of the violas (and what a joy to work with!) has been indispensable ever since the E.C.O. became our resident orchestra. Perhaps his most spectacular appearances have been in the Church Parables in Orford Church, where he can be seen energetically leading and encouraging the other instrumentalists (and of course singing the plainchant in the processions). We are delighted that his is the Artist’s Choice of the year, and that he will be partnered for most of the programme by his young wife Nicola.
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