The album was recorded from July 28-30, 2022, at The Kolarac Hall in Belgrade.
Performer Biography
Emilija Kortus, the young violinist on this album, is a laureate of many prizes.
Performer Biography
Emilija Kortus feels a deep connection to the composition by Miroslav Miletić, a composer featured on this album, due to her heritage.
Instruments
This album features a violin crafted by Francesco Ruggeri, a renowned violin maker, in 1680, with its outstanding tonal quality being solo-documented for the first time.
Interpretation
The selection of repertoire on this album offers a concise overview of the evolution of violin technique over the past 300 years.
Album & Artwork
The album presents a sophisticated dialogue between classical and contemporary works, reflecting Emilija Kortus's artistic identity.
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