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"Cora Venus Lunny's" "new album" "1943" has original tracks by "Cora Venus Lunny" but also covers of "Suzanne" a song written by Canadian poet and musician "Leonard Cohen" in the 1960s, and often heard in a recording by "Judy Collins".
A cover of "I Will by Radiohead". Radiohead are an English rock band from Abingdon, Oxfordshire, formed in 1985. The band consists of "Thom Yorke" (vocals, guitars, keyboards), "Jonny Greenwood" (guitars, keyboards, other instruments), "Ed O'Brien" (guitars, backing vocals), "Colin Greenwood" (bass, synthesisers) and "Phil Selway" (drums, percussion).
A cover of "Without You by David Bowie". "David Bowie" first caught the eye and ear of the public in July 1969, when his song "Space Oddity" reached the top five of the "UK Singles Chart". After a three-year period of experimentation he re-emerged in 1972 during the "glam rock era" with the flamboyant, androgynous alter ego "Ziggy Stardust", spearheaded by the hit single "Starman" and the album "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars".
"Cora Venus Lunny" is an Irish violinist. Her father is the musician "Dónal Lunny" and she is the niece of "Manus Lunny".

Established as one of "Ireland's leading classical musicians" since her teens, "Cora Venus Lunny" is active as a soloist, chamber musician, interpreter of "contemporary classical music", improvising violinist and composer.

Born into a musical family of Irish and German parents in Dublin, "Cora Venus" was given her first violin at the age of three, immediately showing a natural aptitude and love for the instrument. She was classically trained in the "Suzuki Method". A brief fling with "movie acting" failed to distract her, and a life in music became her goal. From the age of thirteen she studied intensively with highly respected violinists around Europe, including "Rimma Sushanskaya", "Joji Hattori", "Alexander Arenkov", "Arkady Futer", "Lara Lev" and "Vladimir Spivakov".

In 2002, Cora was a guest musician on "Sinéad O'Connor"'s album of traditional Irish songs, "Sean Nos Nua", her first excursion into the truly "non-classical" world. This inspired her to improvise more and experiment with other genres of music. A few months in Vienna among the classical establishment became an unintentional sabbatical, and confirmed for Cora that despite her love for "classical music", she needed to broaden her musical horizons.

A jam with "Nigel Kennedy" in Dingle in 2002 (filmed for a Philip King documentary) resulted in his inviting her to Berlin with his band, to play some "Polish folk music" and a bit of "Jimi Hendrix". Subsequently, "Cora Venus" accompanied Kennedy on a tour of Taiwan, Japan and New Zealand as second soloist, playing "Vivaldi Double Concertos" and the odd bit of "Bartok". Cora's musical travels took her as far as Iceland and the Faeroe Islands, and in 2004, she made her first foray into "film score composition" for Sangrail, an as yet unfinished short. In 2005, she made her debut as a violist in a performance of "Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante" with "Vladimir Spivakov" and the "Ulster Orchestra" at the "Waterfront Hall, Belfast".

In recent years, she has toured Europe, and America and China with the "Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra" as a "classical violinist soloist", as well as guesting on various albums, most recently the long-awaited 9, from "Damien Rice". In 2007, she served on the international jury of the "Sarasate Violin Competition" in Pamplona, where she was a laureate in 2001. She is currently working on her own solo recording projects of both classical music and original material.

She has appeared in several Irish films, most recently "Man About Dog" and "Speed Dating" and the upcoming feature film 3CROSSES.


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