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Anne-Sophie Mutter (born 29 June 1963) is a German violinist. Born and raised in Rheinfelden, Baden-Württemberg, Mutter started playing the violin at age five and continued studies in Germany and Switzerland.
Michael Beek of BBC Music Magazine wrote, "That this second violin concerto feels somehow more youthful than the first is interesting, given the fact Williams was fast approaching 90 when he finished it. Its vigour can be put down to experience of course, a sense of having less to prove perhaps, but it also responds to Mutter's own dexterity ...
The Concerto for Violin and Orchestra "Anne-Sophie" is a violin concerto by André Previn. It was composed in 2001 by request of the Boston Symphony Orchestra for Anne-Sophie Mutter. Previn conducted the first performance in March 2002 in Boston. The same performers recorded the work in 2003, and received a Grammy Award for it in 2005.
Pupil of Anne-Sophie Mutter, Kolja Blacher and Ana Chumachenco / Plays a Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume, 1864 Kholodnaya, Olga: Olga Show: 1987/12/10: Cheboksary, Russia: living: Russian: Pupil of Zakhar Bron, Marcus Wolf and Didier Lockwood / Plays an 1853 Jean Baptiste Vuillaume: Yang, Tianwa: Yáng Tianwa: 1987/04/08: Beijing, China: living: Chinese
2001 Scholarship "Anne-Sophie Mutter's circle of friends" Arabella Miho Steinbacher (born 14 November 1981) is a German classical violinist. Biography.
Anne Hathaway and Adam Shulman ‘hit it off immediately’ Hathaway has talked about how the connection was instant between her and Shulman, who met through mutual friends. By 2009, they were ...
Jim Obergefell was the lead plaintiff on the landmark case that gave same-sex couples the right to get married in 2015 after the death of husband John Arthur. The heartbreaking love story behind ...
The Bravo! Vail Music Festival announces that Anne-Marie McDermott is to stand down as its artistic director at the close of its 2026 season. [50] 8 March – The first performance since March 1897 of the Octet by Charles Martin Loeffler takes place in Phoenix, Arizona, in a newly prepared edition by Graeme Steele Johnson. [51]