Besides your incredible technique, the way you play is so emotional expressive and full of passion, a quality that is so rare in most of classical musician.
When I listened your performance of the Elgar concerto I had to close my eyes to feel the intense way that this gorgeous music flows in your interpretation.

So, your grandfather was Jewish, now I understand from where it comes your ability to have empathy with the deep feelings expressed in music. Did your grandfather survive to the Shoá?

Thank you for share your ideas and feelings in this blog, it´s very inspiring for me.
If I could be nearest Berlin I will definitely take lessons with you.

My best wishes for you.
PS: I´m sorry that my English it´s not good, so, forgive me for the mistakes.

I couldn’t make it to London or Brussels but have just heard the Wigmore Schubert trios on BBC3 and want to add my virtual cheers to those of the lucky people who were there. That was the stunning music-making this music deserves. Thank you.

May I add the hope that more serene times for you will include time for more chamber music? The Guardian critic who heard you in Reading wrote: “With the great Beaux Arts trio finally gone after 50 years, could this be the trio for the next half century?” It would be great if you proved him right.

All the best,
Regula