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She was aged just 4 when she heard the cello being played on the radio and said to her

mother, I'll have one of those, and there began the love affair. And the The Jacqueline

Jaceline Dupre, playing Elgar's cello concerto, was one of the finest musicians that Britain has ever produced.

She was arguably the first great cellist to be born in England.

But her career was cut short when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and had to stop playing age just 27.

This week's great life is championed by Dame Evelyn Glenie, herself an accomplished musician a solo percussionist. Evelyn, why Jacqueline de Pray?

As a young musician at the time myself, you know, I was extremely curious towards this ability to communicate through sound and I just really could identify and admire with this unrelenting musicianship and passion and the fact that the cello belonged to her,

the music belonged to her and there was no holding back and that gave me a lot of

inspiration. Do you feel any sense of kinship with her

because of her progressive loss of mobility through multiple sclerosis and the way that you lost your hearing I should

explain to listeners that you're lip reading me now. Well I I do feel

something for sure in that also know the sort of personal inner journey.

People can't see that.

That's something that is very much a private affair.

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