SoCultures October 2018
He wanted to learn everything about violin and decided to study more about violin
to finely hone his skills. From 1965 to 1966, he continued his studies at the Indiana
University Bloomington in the United, guided by Josef Gingold and Janos Starker.
The confidence stemmed from mastering the violin would deeply breathe the joy
and exhilaration in his performances.
And so started new beginnings of his musical journey…the solid foundation was
reaping its rewards. He now had plenty of work - live performances, concerts, and
a very active concert life performing as a soloist or with orchestra to Japan,
Europe, Austria, France to many international cultural tours as a concertmaster
under the baton of accomplished artists like Riccardo Chailly, Leopold Hager,
Pinchas Steinberg etc. Appreciation was pouring in - the first success came in
1959, when he won the first prize in Eugène Ysaÿe International competition. Soon
followed by the third prize in the International Youth Festival music contest held at
Vienna, He was continuously refining more his violin and entering into the golden
league of violin artists. His name was becoming more prominent in Violin.
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