Concertos pour violon n°2 et n°4

Description

Mario Hossen is a virtuoso with an impressive style, masterfully combining the classical approach and romantic expressiveness. He began studying the violin in Bulgaria. He made his debut as a soloist at the age of eight. His work with renowned pedagogues and concert artists such as Frischenschlager, Dankova, Poulet, Ricci, and Niemann gave a decisive boost to his career. He is one of the most fascinating Paganini performers of his generation. His concert appearances in the 6 Concertos and the 24 Caprices have been enthusiastically acclaimed by audiences. He has received numerous international prizes and awards. He also serves as artistic director of the Orpheus International Music Academy. Mario Hossen plays a Guadagnini violin dating from 1749, loaned to him by the National Bank of Austria.