This article is from Figaro Magazine
It's a pretty bit of brown girl, lively and warm. Around her gallops her toddlers with the air of cherub, while boils the pot and watches over her father, violinist of always. In short, the trick of a happy house. But let Sarah Nemtanu appear on stage and silence is made: the charming mother in slippers has turned into a walkyrie, high heels snap, the arm rises like a call, wide, catchy, while her magnificent Guadagnini violin of 1767 serves as her steed.
Because, at 42 years old and for twenty years, Sarah Nemtanu occupies an essential position, that of first concertmaster of the National Orchestra of France, which she shares with Luc Héry. A position that ensures the joys of music lived together, but hinders the flattering successes of a solo life. And makes us think about the importance of these konzertmeisters whose talent could lead them to brilliant careers, and who prefer to blend into the orchestral mass...
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