The recording sessions for this album took place in an old church in Riga, built in 1733 and converted into a recording studio during the communist era.
Performer Biography
Normunds Šnē, the conductor for this album, is an oboist by training and has been the musical director of Sinfonietta Rīga since 2006.
Performer Biography
Ksenija Sidorova was encouraged to play the accordion by her grandmother, who was rooted in the folk tradition of accordion playing.
Performer Biography
Ksenija Sidorova, the acclaimed Latvian accordionist, is considered a leading ambassador for the classical accordion, praised for her "breathtaking virtuosity."
Album & Artwork
The album title "Crossroads" reflects the concept of expanding on previous ideas, featuring arrangements of Bach and pieces by composers influenced by his music.
Performer Biography
Sinfonietta Rīga, the State Chamber Orchestra, is a Grammy-winning ensemble and has received the Grand Latvian Music Award five times.
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