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Beneath the veneer of relaxation with which violinist Nurit Bar-Josef introduces the Kennedy Center Chamber Players' concerts lies intensity strong enough to snap a string -- which is just what Bar-Josef did on Sunday at the Terrace Theater, midway through the finale of Beethoven's String Trio No. 3...

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