Musicians alone don’t make a concert. The audience plays a much bigger role than most people realize, says the controversial yet respected violinist Alina Ibragimova.
With equal parts anticipation and respect, I sit outdoors on a bench with Alina Ibragimova during the Hindsgavl Festival on the island of Funen to discuss what she spends so much of her time doing: playing for classical audiences. Around the world.
The 39-year-old musician is one of today’s absolute classical stars. She fearlessly and controversially insists on new and different approaches to classical music.
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