Misha Keylin

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Russian-born violinist Misha Keylin made a promising début performance in Carnegie Hall at age eleven. He has collaborated with conductors Roberto Benzi, Richard Bradshaw, Irwin Hoffman, Eliahu Inbal, Vakhtang Jordania, Chosei Komatsu, Alexander Schneider, Jörg-Peter Weigle, Bruno Weil and Takuo Yuasa. He plays a Bergonzi violin.