Anne-Sophie Mutter

Music review: Gubaidulina's new violin concerto Joshua Kosman, Chronicle Music Critic Saturday, February 28, 2009 At the climax of "In Tempus Praesens," the powerful new violin concerto by the Russian composer Sofia Gubaidulina that had its North American premiere in Davies Symphony Hall on...

MUTTER’S MENDELSSOHN MONUMENT The artist celebrates the composer’s bicentenary in grand style Anne-Sophie Mutter is in the Deutsche Grammophon spotlight as the Yellow Label commemorates the 200th anniversary of Felix Mendelssohn’s birth...

Leading up to tomorrow’s release of Anne-Sophie’s newest album, Mendelssohn, she was featured in a New York Times profile over the weekend...

In just two weeks, violin virtuoso Anne-Sophie Mutter, one of the most superbly gifted musicians of the past three decades, celebrates Felix Mendelssohn’s bicentennial birthday with the release of MENDELSSOHN, which includes Ms...

Anne-Sophie Mutter has long been the reigning diva of the violin, slinking onstage in fitted, strapless designer gowns that one apparently disappointed male critic called "gravity-defying," commanding fees at the top of her instrument category, and filling the world's leading concert halls...

From the Philadelphia Inquirer: The main connection between Bach and the Russian composer Sofia Gubaidulina is spirituality - both were steeped in it, but in hugely different ways. Bach was a creature of organized religion; Sofia Gubaidulina is more of a shaman, visions and all...