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An East-West Arts Life
Alexandra Ivanoff is an American who has been living in Istanbul, Turkey since February 2007.
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Empty Nest Expat
18:47 PM December 04, 2012
18:47 PM December 04, 2012
Alexandra has an incredibly unique niche with her blog. She brings her considerable education, experiences and insight together writing about music in and around Istanbul. For musical aficionados, it is a must read!
