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Seattle flute quits

Seattle flute quits

One of the defining personalities of the Seattle Symphony, piccolist Zartouhi Dombourian-Eby has announced her retirement at the end of this month. She has played in the orchestra for 43 years and mentored several of its younger musicians.

 

 

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