Maxim Vengerov illustrates the power of storytelling in music making! @carnegiehall
Maxim Vengerov illustrates the power of storytelling in music making!  @carnegiehall
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Experience six rising violinists work alongside the world-renowned violinist on Mozart’s violin concertos nos. 3 and 5! Alongside a full orchestra, each participant takes on a different movement from these two cornerstones of the repertoire.

The full series of public master classes—captured live in 2024—are now available on YouTube. ⁠

🎥: Maxim Vengerov coaches violinist Esther Yang in the Rondeau: Allegro from Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 3.
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Maxim Vengerov illustrates the power of storytelling in music making!

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