Édua Zádory views the printed musical score not as sacred, but as a foundation for making music, seeking to discover the story she can tell with her performance.
Album & Artwork
The album features world premiere recordings dedicated to Édua Zádory, the violinist on this album.
Performer Biography
Édua Zádory studied at the Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts under Günter Pichler, the first violin of the Alban Berg Quartett, and Ernst Kovacic.
Performer Biography
Édua Zádory, the violinist, was invited to a master class by Yehudi Menuhin, a renowned violinist and conductor, who recognized her potential.
Performer Biography
Édua Zádory, the violinist, plays on a violin made by Joseph & Antonio Gagliano from the year 1801.
Interpretation
Édua Zádory, the violinist, believes music is not meant to please but to disturb, and she searches for strength and the wonder of the moment in her playing.
Album & Artwork
The album was conceived by Édua Zádory as an indivisible piece of art, emphasizing a strong connection between music, image, and text.
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