Rachel Barton Pine is one of the most accomplished violinists in the world, but she would be the first to remember her less than refined upbringing — as a ten-year-old prodigy with an out-of-work father, she bought her concert clothes in thrift stores and relied on space heaters for warmth. Now, Pine uses her success to help other disadvantaged violinists escape poverty. Jeffrey Brown reports. PBS NewsHour video news New York News 2016
From poverty to prodigy: star violinist turns to other musicians in need. Video PBS News Hour
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