Fedor Rudin Violin

As a First Prize winner of the most important international violin competitions, the French-Russian violinist Fedor Rudin, born in Moscow in 1992, is on his way of being recognized as one of the most exciting and gifted young concert soloists of today's generation. Rudin has already played at prestigious concert halls like Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium in New York, Cadogan Hall in London, Philharmonie in Paris, Mozarteum Grosser Saal at the famous Salzburg Festival, House of Music in Moscow, Tonhalle Zurich or Hamburg Laeiszhalle, with many world-renowned orchestras. He is a founding member of Fratres Trio, hailed as “a new generation of classical music” by the press for their unusual combination of violin, saxophone and piano.