Kammerorchester des Symphonieorchesters des Bayerischen Rundfunks
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Composer's Artistic Vision
Daniel Lozakovich believes that Bach's music is immortal, transforms music, lifts people to a higher plane, and brings one closer to God.
Instruments
Daniel Lozakovich plays Bach on a 1713 'ex Baron Rothschild' Stradivari violin, using modern tuning.
Performer Biography
Daniel Lozakovich's first violin teacher was so impressed after his initial lesson that she told his mother he was "born to be a great violinist."
Performer Biography
Daniel Lozakovich, the violinist on this album, began playing the violin at almost seven years old, despite his family initially seeing him more as a future tennis professional.
Interpretation
For the Bach violin concertos on this album, Daniel Lozakovich performs without a conductor, aiming for direct communication and a chamber music feel with the Kammerorchester des Symphonieorchesters des Bayerischen Rundfunks.
Recording & Production
This album is Daniel Lozakovich's debut recording, and he chose Bach's music because he believes it reveals a musician's true character.
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