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violin

noun as in musical instrument

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All prices will have an extra 26.4% commission added on top, meaning the final price for the violin will be above £1m.

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A member of the orchestra’s second violin section, Melody Ye Yuan, has become her section’s principal.

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She learned to play the piano and violin, and - gifted with a beautiful voice - took singing lessons.

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As well as her position in the world-famous orchestra, she is also a violin teacher, a mother and a chef, and recently completed a Master's degree in music.

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“It’s like saying, ‘I’m going to go to Dodger Stadium, grab someone from the third row of the mezzanine section, and they can play the violin at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.’

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