Maya Glezarova (

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: ''Майя Глезарова''), (10 December, 1924,

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- 16 July 2017, Moscow, Russia) was a violinist and a

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Biography

Glezarova graduated from the

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in 1949, where she studied with

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. In 1955, she was invited by Yuri Yankelevich to teach at his class. As Yankelevich's assistant, Glezarova taught Pavel Kogan,

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, and

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. After Yankelevich's death in 1973, she led her own studio. Among her pupils were Natalya Boyarskaya,

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and

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