Bella Hristova: Embracing the Violin’s Lineage While Forging Her Own Path

From secretly mastering Tartini’s Devil’s Trill Sonata as a child in Bulgaria to curating conductorless tours and commissioning new solo violin works, Bella Hristova’s journey is one of bold independence and evolving artistry. In this episode, the acclaimed violinist reflects on her early start, her diverse influences, and how her latest project, Lineage, connects Bach, Ysaÿe, and living composers in a tribute to the unaccompanied violin tradition.

Listen as Bella shares stories of resilience, discovery, and musical passion—from Christmas Eve at Carnegie Hall to the runner’s high that keeps her grounded.

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