Serbian musician Nemanja Radulovic started playing violin in 1992, when he was seven years old, and he began winning accolades almost immediately. By 20, he'd sat in with the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France. Dishing out crisp, vibrant readings of Bach (Concerto for Violin in A Minor), Vivaldi (The Four Seasons) and Paganini (24 Caprices for Violin), Radulovic plays with a virtuosity that communicates a barely contained fire within. Whether rhapsodising against a harp (Nocturne in C-Sharp Minor No. 20) or piano (Beethoven's “Spring” sonata), this violinist is bound by no nation, style or historical period.