Why classical music is for everyone and not just professional musicians

Published: 8:56am, 25 Jan, 2018

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A 12-year-old Hong Kong violinist and the HK Philharmonic’s director of artistic planning love classical music, and they want you to appreciate it too

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Published: 8:56am, 25 Jan, 2018

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