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Cellist Charles Seo on The Front Row (video)

16-year-old cellist Charles Seo plays the 3rd of Robert Schumann's Three Fantasy Pieces, Op. 73, in the Geary Performance Studio with pianist Esther Liao previewing his appearance on NPR's From the Top.

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