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On Friday he revisits the landscape of his album "Deez to Blues" (Playscape), with Steven Bernstein on trumpet and Charles Burnham on violin, among others.

Most major composers from the 18th century on wrote solo music for the violin, among them Mozart, Beethoven, Robert Schumann, Johannes Brahms, Edvard Grieg, Paul Hindemith, Arnold Schoenberg, and Alban Berg.

In the time since, he's crafted these three album-length compositions on circuit boards and started integrating electronics into pieces for saxophone and violin, among other more traditional instruments.

Its instrumentation includes bass, drums, guitars, keyboards, percussion, and violins, among others.

Ryan Brown, playing a Baroque violin, is among the soloists, with the Choir of St. Ignatius Loyola, directed by Kent Tritle.

Leonard Bernstein was a brilliant orchestrator, as "Fancy Free" and the Violin Serenade, among many other works, prove, but the orchestrations for "West Side Story" were done by Sid Ramin and the late Irv Kostal.

The Renaissance School at Hamilton Avenue in Greenwich, which also recently obtained magnet school status, now offers Spanish as a second language starting in kindergarten and Suzuki violin lessons, among other programs.

(Schweitzer) ★ Gidon Kremer (Saturday) Performing as part of Lincoln Center's second White Light Festival, this redoubtable violinist pays homage to Bach with a concert in which that composer's imposing Chaconne for solo violin mingles among chamber works by Valentin Silvestrov, Sofia Gubaidulina and Shostakovich.

Whenever I came across a passage by Adorno on music – like the bit from In Search of Wagner where he writes that "it is not for nothing that the newly soulful tone of the violin counts among the great innovations of the age of Descartes" – it seemed to open up the music and allow the world in.

Cremona occupies a status among violin aficionados akin to that of Detroit among car buffs, having been the ground on which such violin-making luminaries as Niccolò Amati, Giuseppe Guarneri and, above all, Antonio Stradivari thrived.

And the lushly Romantic violin solos (split among four players) in the third can catch you off guard if you're focusing on Mr. Glass's repeating, syncopated rhythmic figures or a fleeting chord progression that hints at his music for "Satyagraha".