Before I dive into my one precious engagement of February, I have some big news to share! Over the next month, I have two new recordings that will be released, my first solo releases in a long time! First, on February 26, the San Francisco Symphony will release a wonderful compilation of works by Berg including his violin concerto featuring yours truly Then, on March 12, my friends The Knights will release a fantastic new recording of the Beethoven and Brahms concerti, marking my first ever recording of the Beethoven concerto (though I can’t count how many times I’ve performed it on stage)!

Until then, I hope you’ll join me as I return to the Philadelphia Orchestra February 4 (available for 10 days here) for a performance of the beautiful Butterfly Lovers Concerto in celebration of the Lunar New Year. Also, in case you missed the virtual premiere of my concert with the Boston Symphony late last month, you can still catch it here until February 27!

Explore here for upcoming schedule updates (including a few new European dates).

Happy New Year everyone! I know we’re all looking forward to a better year ahead, and I’m hopeful that more music will help us get there! I’m thrilled to share that I will be back in Boston this month, and this time my performance will be available worldwide for a full month! I’m excited to join the Boston Symphony for Arvo Pärt’s Fratres for Violin, Strings and Percussion. I recorded this powerful work back in 2012 (see here) and it’s so great to come back to it. I hope you can join us sometime between January 28 and February 27!

View here for upcoming schedule updates (including a few newly added performances)!

While December is pretty still on the concert front (not so much at home!), I am glad to share that the solo recital I recorded in Boston earlier this fall will be presented once more this month for an encore performance! People’s Symphony Concerts will air this program, filled with solo music that got me through 2020, on December 13 with a special live post-concert chat Michael Stern and Frank Salomon. I hope this music helps you get through the rest of 2020 as it helped me!

See here for upcoming schedule updates.