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It's Best to Let the Music Come From the Heart.

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Katrín Birna Sigurðardóttir and Elísabet Anna Dudziak are studying music in Aarhus, Denmark, and received a grant from the South Iceland Development Fund to hold concerts this summer. They will play cello and violin at a total of five concerts in South Iceland, the last of which was at the House in Eyrarbakki. "I'm from Selfoss and grew up there, and Elísabet is from Hvolsvöllur, but we met at the Árnesingar Music School and just started playing…
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It's Best to Let the Music Come From the Heart.

Katrín Birna Sigurðardóttir and Elísabet Anna Dudziak are studying music in Aarhus, Denmark, and received a grant from the South Iceland Development Fund to hold concerts this summer. They will play cello and violin at a total of five concerts in South Iceland, the last of which was at the House in Eyrarbakki. "I'm from Selfoss and grew up there, and Elísabet is from Hvolsvöllur, but we met at the Árnesingar Music School and just started playing…

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