This album is part of the 'harmonia#nova' collection, which supports young artists by providing technical, editorial, and promotional resources.
Recording & Production
The recording for this album took place in October 2015 at Ferme de Villefavard, with Cécile Lenoir as artistic director and sound engineer.
Performer Biography
Marc Bouchkov, the violinist on this album, was born in 1991 into a family of musicians and began playing violin at age five with his grandfather, Mattis Vaitsner.
Performer Biography
Marc Bouchkov has won numerous international awards, including first prize at the Henri Koch International Violin Contest and the Montreal International Music Competition.
Album & Artwork
The album's concept for 'harmonia#nova' was inspired by La Courroie, a venue dedicated to music in a former ramie mill, aiming to create an Edenic setting for music.
Instruments
Marc Bouchkov performs on a violin made by Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume in Paris in 1865, which is on loan to him from Brigitte Feldtmann.
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