Sandy Cameron: Slave to the Music
Clip: Season 40 Episode 6 | 1m 15s
Violinist Sandy Cameron shows how far she'll go for love (of music, that is).
Unsung heroine of the concert performance, violinist Sandy Cameron caresses and slashes her violin - named Peter - with all the panache of Edward Scissorhands.
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Live From Lincoln Center is made possible with support from the Family of Robert Wood Johnson III, the Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation, The Robert and Renée Belfer Family Foundation, Mercedes T. Bass, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Sandy Cameron: Slave to the Music
Clip: Season 40 Episode 6 | 1m 15s
Unsung heroine of the concert performance, violinist Sandy Cameron caresses and slashes her violin - named Peter - with all the panache of Edward Scissorhands.
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