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Marc Neikrug

Composer and pianist Marc Neikrug's fortunes seem to have been fixed from the start. "My father was a great cellist," he reveals. "His is still the best recording, I think, of Bloch's Shelomo, with Stokowski conducting. My mother was also a cellist. She played for the Czar of Russia when she was six, and won the Naumberg when she was eighteen. So I grew up with everyone you can imagine in the music world visiting and playing in my house. My view of the world became so skewed that when I looked out the window and saw people walking down the street, I asked my parents where their cellos were."

Neikrug also started playing the cello at the age of three. But by five he had switched to the ...

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