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Sandro Roy - Exploration - At the highest musical level, Sandro Roy combines gipsy swing, breathtaking improvisation, technical brilliance and a tone full of charm and warmth. - Sandro Roy fuses the horizons of classical music and jazz on his violin to create an unrivalled aesthetic and virtuoso style. At the highest musical level, he is able to combine the gipsy swing of his ancestors, breathtaking improvisation, technical brilliance and a tone full of charm and warmth in his violin playing. Despite his almost youthful age, Roy can already look back on a long musical career with concerts at renowned festivals and solo appearances with prestigious big bands and orchestras in major concert halls. With his new album he continues his musical odyssey, navigating the possibilities between Gypsy Swing, Modern Jazz, and Classical music. Exploration is Sandro Roy's most mature and cohesive album, showcasing the virtuoso on violin and guitar in all his facets and artistic expressions. It leaves an incredible desire to immediately replay the album again and again. Sandro Roy is considered one of the most promising young classical and jazz violinists in the world. The artist released his debut album Where I Come From in 2015. Since then, the exceptional artist has been highly praised in the press and has played at festivals in Europe, the USA and Asia. These have included solo appearances with the NDR Big Band, the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and the National Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra Prague. In 2019, Sandro Roy played a concert as a soloist with the Munich Radio Orchestra under the motto "Gypsy goes Classic" in the sold-out Prinzregententheater in Munich, which was broadcast live on BR Klassik. Other highlights included television appearances on ZDF Morgenmagazin, a live show on BBC Radio and a sold-out concert at the legendary Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club London together with Jermaine Landsberger and Roby Lakatos. In the same season, he made his solo debut with the Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra Amsterdam, where he performed Bach and Ravel's Tzigane.