The Humanity of Music | Iryna Krechkovsky | TEDxChapmanU

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Join Iryna Krechkovsky in this entertaining and delightful performance of a piece written by Johann Sebastian Bach in 1725. She demonstrates the power of classical music as a means of communicating with others and expressing emotion.

Iryna Krechkovsky is a prize-­winning violinist with an international career in solo, chamber and orchestral performances. Celebrated for her tone, emotionality and precision, she has been featured in concert venues from Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall in New York, to The American Church, in Paris, France. She has also performed on National Public Radio, KABC-­TV Los Angeles, and the Public Broadcasting Service.

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