Dover Quartet's new violist and her colleagues have artistry shaped by Curtis
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Philadelphia's Curtis Institute, long among the most prestigious American conservatories for advanced musical education, generated the Dover Quartet , which comes to Indianapolis March 13 under the auspices of the Ensemble Music Society. (The 7:30 p.m. concert, with music by Turina, Schubert, and Janacek, is at the Indiana History Center.) A few years before the quartet's formation in 2008, Julianne Lee had graduated with a double major in violin and viola. She launched her career as an orchestra player, becoming a first-desk violinist in the Boston Symphony and the Boston Pops orchestras. Dover Quartet on the move: Camden Shaw, Julianne Lee, Bryan Lee, and Joel Link. At the beginning of the current school year, she renewed her Curtis connection again as the Dover's new violist . Her new colleagues are Curtis-educated founders of the ensemble, whose Indianapolis appearances go back to 2019. The Dovers have a residency at Curtis, a teaching and performing home base from