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In a court battle that has rocked the chamber music world, an injunction prohibits three musicians from playing as the Audubon Quartet -- or under any other group name -- without David Ehrlich, the quartet's estranged first violinist. Ehrlich claims he was improperly kicked out and is suing the other members for $2 million. They accuse him of being a bully and demanding the lead role in performances.
June 08, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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