My rebellious life

As a young boy, Nigel Kennedy sat under the piano at his mother's piano lessons and listened. Until Yehudi Menuhin took notice of the child prodigy and an incredible life began: an acclaimed Mendelssohn concerto, a much-praised Elgar recording and finally "The Four Seasons": legendary to this day. And that's just the beginning. With The Who on stage, with Paul McCartney in the studio. Whether stormy jam sessions deep into the night or the violin in the soccer stadium - Kennedy is a border crosser. Through his special way, he has made it possible for everyone to connect with classical music. This book is like its author: larger than life. The story of an artist who, as a person and as a musician, is always trying to break down walls and overcome boundaries.