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Violinists Support Ukraine
03-16-2022
In this moving video, 94 violinists from around the world come together to accompany violinists in Ukraine, some in basement shelters, in performing a Ukrainian folk song.
London-based violinist Kerenza Peacock coordinated the effort: “In the space of 48 hours, I received videos from 94 violinists, representing over 25 different countries.” If you look closely, you can spot London Symphony Orchestra violinists Carmine Lauri, Maxine Kwok, Clare Duckworth, Julián Gil Rodríguez, Alix Lagasse, and Sarah Quinn.
Visit Violinists Support Ukraine to read the whole story, donate to charities working in the region, and even download the score to record your own contribution.
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