Shunsuke sato biography of mahatma

AbstractThis paper explores the life and spiritual journey of Sadhu Sundar Singh, a renowned Christian mystic and evangelist in early 20th-century India.

Shunske Sato is a violinist, conductor, chamber musician, soloist and teacher — the diversity of his activities reflect his versatile and resourceful nature. Historically informed performance practice is central to his identity and allows him to inhabit the music and communicate with audiences in dramatic, revelatory ways. He directs and appears as soloist with period ensembles as well as symphonic orchestras around the world, and has led several staged productions as well.

Resident in The Netherlands, Shunske has been a faculty member of the Amsterdam Conservatory since , where he teaches historical violin. He also gives masterclasses and workshops with regularity. From to Shunske was artistic leader and concertmaster of the Netherlands Bach Society.

Shunske Sato (Japanese: 佐藤 俊介, Hepburn: Satō Shunsuke, born 10 June in Tokyo) is a Japanese-born violinist.

During his tenure he directed numerous works by J. Bach, including large-scale works such as St. His many recordings of cantatas and instrumental works by Bach can be seen on www. With his experience in this repertoire and its performance practices, Shunske has been called upon as advisor, collaborator and soloist. For versions in other languages German, Dutch, French or abridged versions of this biography, please contact Marloes Biermans.

This incredible musical composition is being brought to life in a way that I am awestruck on all levels. I know no other violinist who is expressing the music that was written down by Bach, as Shunske Sato is capable of. He really brings it home to the soul of it all. That is such a gift.