When I was four years old, David Garrett accidentally picked up his brother's violin and played it without the guidance of his teacher. After two months, the skill has surpassed that of my brother who was learning violin from the teacher at that time (his brother immediately gave up the violin and transferred to the piano). Since the age of eight, David has been arranged by his manager company to perform solo and concert with the orchestra all over the world. He has performed with international orchestras such as London Philharmonic Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra and Russian National Orchestra, and cooperated with world-class conductors such as Zubin Mehta, Claudio Abbado and Mikhail Pletnev. You know, when David's friends were playing video games, David obediently spent seven hours practicing piano every day. When David was eleven years old, the German President saw his performance and was amazed. So he arranged a priceless Stradivarius violin for David to play in the future. In 1996, he went to Rome to attend the celebration of Pope John Paul II's 5th anniversary as Pope, when he was only 16 years old. Because he often travels around the world and can't go to school, David has become an isolated child, as he said, "like a monster." "Before I was fourteen, I only heard classical music … so when I could go to school normally and have access to pop music and rock music, it was like discovering a new continent!" This "genius prodigy" was also compared with Josiah Bell and Jill Shahan, who were much older than him, and made him taste the bitterness and sweetness of life at an early age. Out of the world of classical music, David even knows how to play the guitar, although he thinks he has never played the guitar well (relative to the violin! ), but he succeeded in composing music on the guitar, which the violin could not do. Even though David finally didn't want to immerse himself in a 1% classical music world, he hadn't learned how to rebel at that time. He used to be a student in royal academy of music, but later he was expelled from school because he often missed classes and sneaked into his tutor's room to steal their musical instruments. He secretly participated in the audition of The Juilliard School, a famous music school in new york, USA, and was admitted to the Juilliard School. Since then, he has studied with the Israeli violin master Itzhak Perlman, and his skills have improved by leaps and bounds. "My parents don't want me to go to Juilliard," David said with a smile. "They just don't think I need it. But I must get rid of their influence. For me, the days in Julia have made me clean in music; Before that, I lived in a shell and faced those adults 24 hours a day. Therefore, it is a relief to be able to be with musicians of the same age and no longer be treated as a child prodigy. " At the age of fifteen, he played the piano too much because he wanted to record 24 Paganini caprices for Deutsche Grammophon, which hurt his back and shoulders. Studying Julia just gave him a good rest. After more than four years of diving and recuperation, David Greer joined Decca and handed over his brilliant report card again. His interpretation covers a wide range, from Bach in Baroque Period, Mozart in Classical Period to Tchaikovsky in National Music School. No piece of music is hard to beat him. A series of well-received and well-received orthodox classical music albums released under the banner of DG, a classical manufacturer, have made fans all over the world admire his bowstring. In 28, David Greer accurately played "Wild Bees Flying" in 1 minute and 6.56 seconds, which is equivalent to an amazing speed of 13 notes per second, breaking the Guinness World Record and becoming "the fastest violinist in the world"! A German-born musical prodigy, he studied under the violin giants such as Manuel and Paalmann, and wrote a series of legendary stories in his youth. As an adult, he became a punk-type man, redefining pop music with his solid violin skills, which was hailed by BBC as "already a legend!" The Prince of Violin, the first cross-border album "Freedom", caused a stir around the world, and after the album was revised to "Virtuoso", it successfully entered the 17th British pop chart. Looking at today's music scene, David Greer is the only violin super player who can kill both classical charts and pop charts at the same time. From genius to handsome man, from the training of classical music to the wild MTV generation, he has accumulated unparalleled rich qualifications and projected them into his works, carefully blending all kinds of different musical styles. Different from the first album, David is more wild this time! Earth-shattering opening song, a fierce interpretation of Micheal Jackson's champion classic Smooth Crime, more creatively mixes Mozart's violin concerto No.5 (the Turkish wind fragment of the third movement) into the main theme. The musical genius of the 18th century and the rebellious musicians of the 2th century performed together across the century, which made surprise gift, an ear-tip music fan, more unexpectedly echo the mystery that Mozart may have died of Smooth Crime. His first "non-classical" album, A Night At The Opera by the Queen's Choir, was deeply inspired by the lead singer Freddy Mercury's rock beauty, and presented Who Wants To Live Forever? As a fiddler crowned with Guinness World Records, David is of course more active in challenging the majestic and famous music showing extreme: "Summer" in Wei Wadi's Four Seasons, Hungarian Dance No.5 by Brahms, theme song He's A Pirate of Pirates of the Caribbean, and classic Thunderstruck adapted from super group AC/DC for advertising films, all of which have led fans to experience the same fun as in video games and the thrill of endless running. Prince Speed also has a gentle face. He lovingly adapted Ain't No Sunshine by Bill Withers, and reshaped the Gershwin famous song Summertime with jazz style. The elegant Bach classic "Air" and Debussy's "Moonlight" all made the listener indulge in his warm interpretation. This time, David has selected several carefully written songs by individuals, which are not inferior among the classic masterpieces of the master. Chelsea Girl walked out of the humanistic new york, and New Day was the light and warm morning light. Rock Prelude replaced the electric guitar with an electric violin and wrote down David's own fashion beat. Winter Lullaby, who was inspired by Brahms, returned to his solid nature. Like the title of the album, the addition of encore is amazing! Dance of Zoba, a famous Greek song, is the most popular encore in his tour, and it is also a complete blessing for this album. Dubbed "Beckham of Classical Music" by the European media, this talented performer is also a fashion model. Not only was he invited to be the spokesperson of MONT BLANC, but he also toured in various cities around the world (including Rome, new york, Hongkong, Berlin and London). In 28, he even became the spokesperson of SONY's Walkman, with a promising momentum. David Greer's time is coming, so let's cheer for him!
Wonderful campus life: From runway shows to surfing, David was spotted by a model scout at a party while studying. After that, he started his career as a part-time model. He worked as a model for Vogue and other fashion magazines and Armani, a famous brand fashion. David enjoyed his reading life very much. Besides going to nightclubs and parties, he also learned to surf. Independent, free and independent, his new home in new york is close to Lincoln Center, which is full of cultural flavor, and not far from the bar areas of Chelsea and West Village. It is this feeling of freedom, coupled with the discovery of rock music in Julia's days, that inspired his first album, Free. Although the number of records he has recorded is actually quite considerable. When I was a child, my records were basically pure classical music. From Free, Encore, I gradually integrated styles such as rock and blues into classical classical music. He said, "I chose to interpret classical music in a different way, which will attract more young people. I think doing more publicity performances outdoors and in shopping malls may make some friends who have never been exposed to classical music go to the concert. " As for his handsomeness and sexiness, he said that he didn't do it on purpose. He also admitted that he didn't pay much attention to his appearance. Maybe it was music that made people sexy.