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Namely, Kelemen plays on the ex-Kovács Dénes violin from 1742 given him on loan by the Hungarian Government. And that is just one precondition for achieving the full and warm tone of the instrument of this artist, while through his interpretation we notice also his briskness and expressiveness, a fabulous articulation and motricity, a polished feeling for melodic invention and generally a sophisticated musicality.