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Cristina Spinei Nashville, Tennessee
Composer and performer Cristina Spinei (pronounced spin-AY) has written for orchestra and chamber ensemble but she is best
known for her work with ballet, having written over twenty pieces for dance.
Cristina anchors her musical ideas in melody, movement, and loops, informed by both her love for opera’s beautifully crafted melodies and Latin music’s movement-heavy rhythms.
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