It's reductive to call Yehudi Menuhin one of the greatest violinists of the twentieth century. Born in New York to Jewish parents, he achieved great success in the United States as a child, later acclaimed worldwide. This work collects the extraordinary musician's thoughts and reflections on music, art, and politics, the result not of theoretical analysis, but of experiences that led him to an inner vision of music and existence. On the cover, "Music," illustration by Emanuele Luzzati.