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SUMMARY:The Art and Business of Fine Violins
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an enlightening evening with Roman Goronok as he s
 hares his unique insights into the world of fine stringed instruments\, th
 eir authentication\, and the intersection of art and investment..\nhttps:/
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The evening will feature a performance by 
 San Francisco Symphony violinist Sarn Oliver\, an authentication case stud
 y\, and a Q&amp\;A session.</p>\n<p>About the speaker:</p>\n<p>Tiburon res
 ident Roman Goronok was born in St. Petersburg\, Russia\, in 1978\, to a r
 enowned Russian luthier father and a classical violinist mother. He immigr
 ated to the United States with his family at age 11 and trained as a class
 ical violinist at the Cleveland Institute of Music\, then in San Francisco
  with Zaven Melikian for violin and Susan Bates for chamber music. At age 
 17\, he was offered a place with Professor Zakhar Bron and lived in German
 y for five years\, initially in L&uuml\;beck and then in Cologne. In 2000\
 , he returned to the Cleveland Institute of Music to study with Donald Wei
 lerstein and received a Bachelor's Degree in violin performance in 2001.</
 p>\n<p>In the fall of 2000\, Roman was involved in a serious accident\, ca
 using life-changing decisions. He decided to cease playing the violin prof
 essionally and enrolled in MBA-level courses at CWRU Weatherhead School of
  Management. Subsequently\, he was introduced to Charles Beare\, "the most
  esteemed authenticator in the world\," through whom Roman learned extensi
 vely about instrument identification and the central issue of authenticati
 on.</p>\n<p>Moving to London in 2007\, Roman pursued these interests furth
 er through study at Sotheby's Institute of Art London\, leading to his Mas
 ter's thesis\, <em>Developing Criteria for Identifying Authentication Expe
 rts in the Art World\, Their Establishment as Such\, Their Recognition and
  Their Use</em>.</p>\n<p>In 2002\, Roman established The Roman Goronok Com
 pany\, a boutique investment firm specializing in fine and rare stringed i
 nstruments. He has expertise in the provenance and identification of instr
 uments\, the needs of professional musicians\, the world of patronage and 
 collection\, and the business of investment.</p>\nhttps://beltib.libnet.in
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