Stravinsky/ Schulte - Violin in Stravinsky's Life Fulfilled By AEC 'You don't hear much singing

'You don't hear much singing like this nowadays - just a voice with easy guitar and bass accompaniment

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Stravinsky/ Schulte - Violin in Stravinsky's Life Fulfilled By AEC 'You don't hear much singingWith Rolf Schulte, a cosmopolitan among violinists has taken on the music of the great cosmopolitan among 20th century composers: In the 1970s, he recorded most of the works for violin and piano at the Westdeutscher Rundfunk in Cologne, as well as the trio suite from the 'Soldier's Tale' arranged by Stravinsky himself. Schulte, born in Cologne, studied with Yehudi Menuhin, Franco Gulli and Ivan Galamian. He has lived in New York since 1971, where,