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Joseph Ehrenpreis is a multi-instrumental guitar performer. His specialization includes the 8-string “Brahms Guitar,” an instrument invented by David Rubio and Paul Galbraith in 1994 that uses an endpin and a resonance box, boasting an extended upper and lower range. Ehrenpreis, a native of Skokie, currently a student at Yale University, describes it as “the love child of my two instruments, the cello and the guitar.” He is gaining a national reputation for creating a repertoire for the instrument through his own transcriptions of works originally written for cello, harp, piano, and violin. His new EP features music by Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds.

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