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By MELANIE MIMS 1
Staff Writer 5
One of the country's most prom- ^
ising young violinists is perform- ^
ing at the Koger Center tonight, its
director said. h
"Benny Kim will be marvelous J
and will really entertain them. He I
is a totally open and honest perfor- 8
mer," Ron Pearson said. "You see a
all that he has to give from his
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pieces by Maurice Ravel entitled P
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selections are "Sonata in D Major"
by Jean-Marie LeClair and "Sonata ^
in D Minor" by Camille Saint- uSaens.
Kim is a native-born American
of Korean parents and now lives in h
Chicago, where he began his ca- b
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Not only is he a performer, but
le also critiques students' works.
Cim critiqued the work of five
JSC students Monday evening,
living them very honest opinions
bout their work, Pearson said.
Also, Kim performs for the
rowd and talks with them often
luring his performance about the
articular theme he has chosen for
le evening.
Pearson, who knows the perforler,
said his performances always
ive purpose and continuity.
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After the concert, more good times
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