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Anima Concordia is a classical music ensemble that was founded in 2015 by a group of talented musicians who shared a passion for chamber music. The ensemble is based in New York City and is known for its innovative and dynamic performances that showcase the beauty and complexity of classical music. The founding members of Anima Concordia were violinist Sarah Whitney, violist Jessica Meyer, cellist Michael Katz, and pianist Renana Gutman. All four musicians had extensive experience performing in various orchestras and ensembles, and they came together with the goal of creating a chamber music group that would push the boundaries of traditional classical music. Since its founding, Anima Concordia has become known for its unique approach to classical music, which combines traditional repertoire with contemporary works and improvisation. The ensemble's performances are characterized by their energy, passion, and technical precision, and they have received critical acclaim from audiences and critics alike. One of the highlights of Anima Concordia's career was their performance at the 2016 Chamber Music America Conference, where they were selected as one of the featured ensembles. The group's performance was praised for its innovative programming and virtuosic playing, and it helped to establish Anima Concordia as one of the most exciting new ensembles in the classical music world. In addition to their performance at the Chamber Music America Conference, Anima Concordia has also performed at a number of other prestigious venues and festivals, including the Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, and the Aspen Music Festival. The ensemble has also collaborated with a number of renowned musicians, including violinist Joshua Bell and cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Anima Concordia has received numerous awards and accolades for their performances, including the 2017 Chamber Music America Residency Partnership Grant, which allowed the ensemble to develop new works and collaborate with other artists. The group has also been featured on a number of radio and television programs, including NPR's "Performance Today" and WQXR's "Young Artists Showcase." Despite their success, Anima Concordia remains committed to their mission of bringing classical music to new audiences and pushing the boundaries of the genre. The ensemble continues to perform regularly and to collaborate with other musicians and artists, and they are widely regarded as one of the most exciting and innovative classical music ensembles of their generation.

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