Enescu/ Oprea/ Bahr - Violin SonatasCarl Nielsen and George Enescu both played the violin since their very early childhood. The country boy from Funen, Carl Nielsen, was six years old and was confined to bed with measles, and to while away time, his mother gave him a violin to play on. George Enescu who grew up in the countryside of Moldova, in North Eastern Romania, was just four years old when he received his first violin lessons from a 'lautar' (a gypsy fiddler) named Nicolae Filip.

It's distinct blend of introspective atmospherics

James Coburn (The Iron Captain)

Steven Stucky

asked him to play him the piano on her recording of the Franck Violin Sonata

ranging across the spectrum of a genre which was continually evolving from big band music to solo singers

a wandering

of which he is principal conductor

the Swedish choreographer fills the stage of the Palais Garnier with an entrancing energy

featuring recent interviews with José Carreras

where the music would be entirely improvised and channeled collectively

Entitled "When Demons Call"

borrowing from various genres