Michael Korn`s musicianship is defined by "...bold, passionate interpretation...confidence and conviction...fervent treatment..." (Birmingham News), "...great agility...suave, sweet tone..." (Worcester Telegram Gazette), and a sense of "...really musical and artistic..." (The Evening Novosibirsk).
Growing up in Siberia in the family of musicians, Michael studied with outstanding Soviet violin pedagogues such as G.Turchaninova, Z. Bron, and M. Lieberman, taking his violin skills to the new heights due to the thousands of hours of practice in the cold, and learning about music from many world class musicians who performed in Novosibirsk as well as his teachers and parents. Later, Michael also attended Gnessin Music Institute in Moscow where his mentors included violinist G. Zhislin and members of the Borodin Quartet.
Growing up in Siberia in the family of musicians, Michael studied with outstanding Soviet violin pedagogues such as G.Turchaninova, Z. Bron, and M. Lieberman, taking his violin skills to the new heights due to the thousands of hours of practice in the cold, and learning about music from many world class musicians who performed in Novosibirsk as well as his teachers and parents. Later, Michael also attended Gnessin Music Institute in Moscow where his mentors included violinist G. Zhislin and members of the Borodin Quartet.