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Glenn was admired as the foremost woman violinist of her generation. Her playing had “an ingratiating lyric quality and a communicative charm, though there was a core of strength and determination that belied her youthful appearance. Her tone was sweet and pure...; her technique was secure in a vast
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Eugene List and
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Biography Index. A cumulative index to biographical material in books and magazines; Volume 14: September 1984 – August 1986,
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in 1918. She began studying violin under her mother’s guidance when she was four and continued her studies in
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and the Polish Art Agency, had
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and during 1948 and 1949 concerts of the New York
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Hints for the Young Violinist: an Interview with Carroll Glenn,
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professor, is married to Michael Sansonia, also a musician.
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by Norma Olin Ireland (1907–2001), F. W. Faxon Company,
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