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On February 22, young violin virtuosso Hans Christian Aavik<\/strong> and the Tallinn Chamber Orchestra will perform at Mustpeade Maja in Tallinn as part of the concert series “Aavik in Salzburg”. With this concert series, Hans Christian Aavik<\/span>‘s<\/span><\/a> long-standing dream of performing all of Mozart’s violin concertos works will come true. Aavik plays a Maggin violin, which dates from around 1610.<\/p>\n “The Tallinn Chamber Orchestra is absolutely the best ensemble to do this with. The immediate click with the orchestra inspired me so much that the idea of a joint concert series started from there,” says Aavik.<\/p>\n In addition to Mozart’s violin concertos, each concert in the “Aavik in Salzburg” series contains contemporary music that the violinist also wanted to share with audiences.<\/p>\n “On February 22 we will play Mozart’s 39th symphony, which has been one of my favorites for a very long time. As in the first concert of the series, this time too we will perform a piece of contemporary music by this year’s Grammy winner Jessie Montgomery. Montgomery’s “Strum” is rich in its new rhythms and harmonies,” adds Aavik.<\/p>\n Hans Christian Aavik, who is a winner of the prestigious Carl Nielsen international competition, plays a Giovanni Paolo Maggini violin, which dates from around 1610.<\/p>\n The Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, which was founded in 1993 under the leadership of T\u00f5nu Kaljuste<\/strong>, is Estonia’s only permanent string orchestra. In 2014, the Tallinn Chamber Orchestra was a collaborator on Arvo P\u00e4rt’s<\/strong> album “Adam’s Lament”, which brought the conductor T\u00f5nu Kaljuste a Grammy.<\/p>\n