Samuel Andonian

Violin

A violinist in the Boston Symphony's community chamber series

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In short

Samuel Andonian is listed as a violinist in two Boston Symphony Orchestra Community Chamber Concerts, in January and May 2027, one at Parish of All Saints and one at Methuen Memorial Music Hall. The directory has no further biography, so this page covers only the listings.

What to listen for

The January program includes Tchaikovsky's Souvenir de Florence, a warm, tuneful work for six string players that was inspired by a visit to Italy, and Reger's Lyrisches Andante, a slow, singing piece for strings. The May program pairs string quartets by Janacek and Saint-Saens, one full of sharp, speech-like phrases and the other more elegant and flowing. Violins carry most of the tunes in these works.

Written by OrchestraFinder, reviewed October 2026.

Samuel Andonian

In short

What to listen for

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