Divine Hand Ensemble Philadelphia
Led by concert thereminist Mano Divina Giannone, the Divine Hand Ensemble features an exquisite string quartet, two harps,
vibraphone, and accordion.
Described as “hypnotic, breathtaking, and mesmerizing, an amalgamation of magic, science, and music”, they specialize in classical compositions, opera arias, popular favorites; everything from Beethoven to Bowie.
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