Viktoria Mullova uses a Baroque bow to perform Bach’s Violin Concertos nos.1 in A minor and 2 in E major with Accademia Bizantina, directed from the harpsichord by Ottavio Dantone.
Mullova recorded the works with the ensemble for Onyx in 2013. In The Strad’s August 2020 issue she speaks about collaborating with her son, jazz bassist Misha Mullov-Abbado, on an album of eclectic duets for the label, and about becoming more comfortable with improvising.
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