Travelling on a river barge: the Lithuanian accordion star plays live on the Elbe.

»The man who reinvented the accordion out of the blue«, British newspaper The Independent raves about Martynas Levickis. The Lithuanian musician brings the accordion to the world’s major concert venues like no one else does.

In his »Elbphilharmonie Session« live on the Elbe, he plays a touching slow movement by Bach and an eerily beautiful tango by Astor Piazolla, before heading back to the Elbphilharmonie with rousing music by Philip Glass.

00:00 Johann Sebastian Bach – »Allemande« from the French Suite No. 5
03:00 Astor Piazzolla – Oblivion
05:55 Philip Glass – Etude No. 6

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