Ear to Ear: Iva Bittová

Evening Music | May 6, 2010
Born in Moravia, Iva Bittová is an avant-garde violinist, performance artist, and composer who started out as an actress in Czech feature films. Fresh off her performances at Joe's Pub and Union Hall in Brooklyn, Bittová joins David Garland to share her music and talk about her highly prolific — and unusual — career.

This is an encore presentation of Ear to Ear from October 6, 2007

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