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Violinist Kyle Dillingham tries to connect musical passion to listeners

BY RICK ROGERS Comments

Published: March 8, 2009

Violinist Kyle Dillingham has played Arabian music for farmers in Oklahoma and bluegrass for diplomats from Japan. To him, the type of music he plays takes a backseat to the musical message he’s trying to convey. Music is simply the vehicle he uses to connect with an audience.

Kyle Dillingham. Photo provided

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→Title: Violinist, University of Central Oklahoma ambassador in residence.

→Education: Bachelor of music in violin performance, Oklahoma City University.

→Hometown: Enid.

→Age: 30.

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Read Entertainment Writer Brandy McDonnell’s story about Dillingham and his mother, Enid artist Diane Dillingham. Her exhibit "14 Songs, 14 Paintings — Reel-to-Reel: See It, Hear It, Feel It” was inspired by the music of her son and Horseshoe Road (Kyle Dillingham, guitarist Brad Benge, bassist Brent Saulsbury). See the artwork and hear the music in a video and slide show online. The exhibit is on display at Adelante! Gallery, 3003 Paseo, through March 21.

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