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Live And Let Die by David Garrett

Biografie van de kunstenaar David Garrett

David Garrett Born David Bongartz 1980 Sept 4 In Aachen Germany 1 Is A Classical Violinist And Recording Artist. When Garrett Was Four Years Old His Father Bought A Violin For His Older Brother. The Young David Took An Interest And Soon Learned To Play. A Year Later He Took Part In A Competition And Won First Prize. By The Age Of Seven He Was Playing Once A Week In Public. He Studied Violin At The Lubeck Conservatoire. At The Age Of 12 He Began Working With The Distinguished Polish Violinist Ida Haendel Often Travelling To London And The Other European Cities To Meet Her. At The Age Of 13 He Recorded Two CDs Appeared On German And Dutch Television And Gave A Concert In The Residence Of The Federal Republic Of Germany President The Villa Hammerschmidt At Dr. Von Weizsäcker’s Personal Invitation. He Was Offered The Use Of The Famous Stradivarius "San Lorenzo" Which Is Among The Best Instruments Of The "golden Period". At The Age Of 14 As The Youngest Soloist Ever He Signed An Exclusive Contract With Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft. At The Age Of 17 He Played With The Munich Philharmonic Orchestra Under The Direction Of Zubin Mehta In Delhi And Bombay In Concerts Marking The 50th Anniversary Of India’s Independence. At The Age Of 19 He Played With The Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchster In Berlin Under The Direction Of Rafael Frühbeck De Burgos And Was Hailed By Critics. This Led To An Invitation To Perform At Expo 2000 In Hannover. He Continued His Studies At The Royal College Of Music In London. At The Age Of 21 He Was Invited To Perform At The BBC Proms. He Graduated From The Juilliard School In 2004. While Studying At The Juilliard School In New York City As One Of The First Students To Study With Itzhak Perlman Garrett Supplemented His Income By Working As A Model. Some Fashion Writers Have Described Him As "the David Beckham Of The Classical Scene". In December 2007 Garrett Fell After A Performance At Barbican Hall In London And Smashed His Rare Violin Initially Reported As A Stradivarius But Later Corrected To Having Been Made By Giovanni Battista Guadagnini. Garrett Had Purchased The Instrument Four Years Earlier For USD 1 Million. 3 It Was Estimated That It Would Cost $120 000 To Repair. 4 Www.David-Garrett.Com

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