At a recent performance by the Ariel Quartet, string quartet-in-residence at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, the glorious sound of a cello soared out from the ensemble. In the audience, Yvonne Burry and her husband, Richard, smiled at each other knowingly.
They had driven from Columbus to hear this particular cello and its performer, Amit Even-Tov, as they do every time she plays. That’s because this instrument, the "Margot Cello,” holds a special place in Yvonne…
