Violinist Michael Barenboim enjoys a robust career as concertmaster with the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra and frequent soloist with symphonic ensembles across the globe. But it is the solo recital that best reveals his mastery of a staggeringly wide range of fiendishly challenging violin music: from Bach’s inventive Sonata in C Major and Bartók’s meaty, folk-tinged solo sonata, to Boulez’s demanding Anthèmes I and Berio’s virtuosic Sequenza VIII—”one of the most celebrated works for solo violin” (The Strad).