MAX ZORIN

VIOLINIST

NEWs: ALBUM RELEASE

CONNECTIONS

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Navona Records
Connecting classical and jazz idioms through the works of William Grant Still, Samuel Taylor-Coleridge, George Gershwin, and a commissioned piece Jazz Waltz for violin and piano written by Vincent Balse .

UPCOMING EVENTS

December 3, 7:30pm
New York, NY
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December 4, 6-8pm
Manhattan School of Music, New York, NY
Masterclass | Free

December 5, 7:30pm
New York, NY
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February 1, 4pm
State College, PA
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ABOUT

Violinist Max Zorin is an internationally recognized performer, educator, and artistic leader. Critically acclaimed for his compelling interpretations and dynamic artistry, he has appeared at renowned venues worldwide and collaborated with distinguished musicians across genres.

As Associate Professor of Violin at Penn State University and Artistic Director of Rencontres Musicales Internationales des Graves in France, Zorin combines his passion for performance and education, mentoring the next generation of musicians while championing diverse and innovative programming.

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BIO EN FRANCAIS

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RECORDINGS

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French Touch

Debut album featuring french masterpieces for violin and piano by Ravel, Poulenc, Saint-Saëns and Massenet.

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Mack The Knife

Did you know that the famous ballad Mack The Knife was a last minute addition to Kurt Weill's The Threepenny Opera? Composed in 1928 and re-imagined by Max Zorin and Vincent Balse, this record is personal take on Weill’s ambivalent genre fusing musical theatre and opera.

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Après un Rêve

Max Zorin and Christopher Guzman join forces for an album featuring works by Franck, Debussy, and Faure.

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