Immanuel Abraham

El violinista atribuye su vida a la música.

Produced by Tony Paniagua From Season 5 En Español History

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Cuando Immanuel Abraham tenía 14 años y vivía en el centro de Chicago en el 2004, su mamá encontró un anuncio en el periódico que anunciaba clases gratuitas de música. La famila lo investigó y la vida de Immanuel cambió para siempre. Recogió el violín, practicó ferozmente y pudo asistir a las universidades de Michigan y Arizona, donde obtuvo su doctorado en Artes Musicales en 2019. Él atribuye a la música haberle salvado la vida.

Productora: Tony Paniagua
Camarógrafa: Bob Lindberg & Gage Judd
Editora: Charlene Bonwich

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