Malcolm Goldstein

Malcolm Goldstein, born in Brooklyn, New York in 1936, is an American-Canadian composer, violinist, and improviser renowned for his work in avant-garde, free jazz, and experimental genres. With a career spanning decades, Goldstein has established himself as a pioneering figure in the world of contemporary music, known for his extraordinary ability to blend his violin into an extension of his body and soul. His music is a testament to his deep emotional and technical prowess, often characterized by microtonal and textural articulations that captivate and challenge the listener. Albums like "Soundings" and "The Seasons: Vermont" have been foundational works, admired for their innovative approach and intense dialogues between violin and percussion. Goldstein's work is not just music; it's an experience that invites you to explore the boundaries of sound and emotion.