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The Tsimbalist borrows character names and scenarios from some of the ...more

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Sasha Margolis's love for connecting with audiences of all kinds has led to a unique and dynamic career combining writing with performances as a violinist, singer, and actor. Author of The Tsimbalist, he has also written theatrical works (including the Tale of Monish, recently performed at The National Yiddish Book Center), short stories (including The Fallen Cone, recognized by the Sean O'Faolain International Competition), songs, and nonfiction pieces on music (for Opera America Magazine, among others.) He has recited Shakespeare on CBS Sunday Morning, portrayed a strolling violinist on ABC's Lost, and played the violin for real at the wedding of NBA star Grant Hill. As a classical violinist he has performed throughout the United States a ...more

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A Photograph

My grandmother, Deana Harris Hoffman, was a wonderful photographer who, in addition to photographing various rather famous people, took many pictures of her own family members. These pictures are among our most treasured family possessions.

In about the year 2000 or 2001, I decided to write a series of stories or vignettes, loosely based on the life of Deana's husband, my grandfather Isaac. Aiming Read more of this blog post »

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