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Italian violinist strikes a chord with street kids
(MENAFN- AFP) A leading Italian violinist has swapped gilded concert halls for audiences of street children around the world, using music therapy to help those less fortunate.
Sara Michieletto has performed with top orchestras across Europe during an illustrious career, and since 1998 has played in the first violins of the orchestra of the Fenice opera house in Venice.But more recently the 41-year-old has played for Palestinian children in the West Bank and for Indian slum-dwellers, and is now helping street kids and orphans in Indonesia. Soothing, classical music helps angry, traumatised youths become "emotionally aware", she said, helping them to better channel their anger and frustration."In the case of children from disadvantaged backgrounds, this is so important because they have faced a lot of difficult things in the past and trauma," she said."Music is a very powerful means of conveying emotions."
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