Elisenda Fábregas Ancient Walls for Violin

Ancient Walls for solo violin by Elisenda Fábregas, commissioned by Hungarian violinist Rodrigo Puskás is a one-movement work for the violin that echoes the sounds of the ancient world. The title is a metaphor for the 'walls’ that, literally and figurative, sometimes separate cultures and people from each other; and also alludes to the common European
heritage shared by Rodrigo Puskás and the composer, both natives of fiercely independent cultures that have struggled over time to retain their identity.