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By Jeanne Spath
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The Theatre at Washington is hosting a presentation of chamber music by cellist Regina Mushabac and pianist Nancy Paddleford.
Mushabac is an award winning cellist who has played the cello since she was six. Her mother taught her to play the recorder and piano at age four. Mushabac learned to read music long before she learned to read words.
“My parents were behind me, giving me support in the early stages,” said Mushabac.
By the age of 11, the child prodigy had enrolled in Julliard, studying with Leonard Rose, as well as intensive private lessons from other brilliant cello teachers.
Gro ring up in New York City, Mushabac embraced music constantly, graduating from the High School of Music and Art.
However, feeling she had done nothing but music, she majored in mathematics at Columbia University for two years.
“I missed music so badly during those years,” Mushabac said, “so I left for Indiana University, which is where I met Nancy (Paddleford).”
Since the two have not played music together for many years, Mushabac said, “ I am so looking forward to reuniting with Nancy, as well as cc ming back to Virginia to
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