If You Do The Same Thing Every

Even If You're Playing Brahms Or A Beethoven Concerto, You've Got To Have A Different Vantage Point, Slightly, Each Time.

I See It As My Job To Try To Keep Bach In The Mainstream And Present His Music With, Rather Than Without, Its Emotional Core.

I've Learnt New Scales Through Playing Different Types Of Music, Like Indian Raga Scales, Gipsy Scales And Harmonically-based Jazz Scales.

I Can Think And Play Stuff In Classical Music That Possibly Violinists Who Didn't Have Access To Other Types Of Music Could Never Do. It Means I'm More Flexible Within Classical Music, To Be A Servant To The Composer.

Menuhin Was Playing Bach On A Fantastic Spiritual Level When He Was A Teenager.