Michael Hill Violin Competition Round 2
The Michael Hill Violin Competition, the most prestigious New Zealand violin competition, started its second round on Sunday, June 5. Check out the report on the ground from Miranda Adams, the associate concertmaster of the Auckland Symphony Orchestra, to learn what is happening across the world!
Michael Hill Violin Competition Round 1 Videos
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Check out video coverage of the Michael Hill International Violin Competition, courtesy of AucklandYou – an online video archive for Auckland Film makers and appreciators.
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