Very intergrowth

I am thanks to my sister came to this CD that holds a lot of David Garrett's music. Admittedly, he's a good violinist, he presents himself on this disc repeatedly demonstrated, but this too rarely happens, but you can hear a lot and especially loud band din what in my ears by the motto "more is better" has been arranged , Because in the moments where David Garrett can play alone or with his violin in front of a small background Ensemble goosebumps actually comes. This is especially the opener "La Califfa" the case, which is in my opinion the best track on the CD.
As for the Paganini Rhapsody: Who knows the original will agree with me that the present interpretation to bombastic.

My personal disappointment was Nothing else matters. In retrospect, however, also considered in turn not because of Metallica's S & M album already the really best Symphonic version of the song exists ...

As for the other songs: Gripping was none, nice background music in places not sounds so, classical, and there are much better pop.

Conclusion: Classical supposed to be fun, which in this CD is not unfortunately the case.

Also, I do not think that with such an album that interest in classical music can be awakened, because here everything was thrown overboard just about what makes Classical.
Because that one can interpret classical and modern should since a certain Jacques Loussier and his Play Bach albums be really clear ...