In today’s world there are few stereotypes concerning string instruments. Contrabasses, due to their size, are associated with small range of motion and peculiarly understood coarseness. In the music community there are thousands of jokes concerning violas and viola players. Traditionally, the most noble roles are attributed to cello and violin. The first of the above-mentioned instruments is perceived as a romantic and passionate instrument; the violin is seen as mesmerising and calls to mind brilliant virtuosos with technical skills. This release disproves some of those stereotypes. Anna Wandtke, an outstanding violinist, proves that violin can beautifully sing and talk about passions, feelings, and emotions without resigning from showing a perfect technique with a pinch of spectacularity. All of these elements produce a perfectly composed whole. Anna Wandtke graduated with honours from the Academy of Music St. Moniuszko in Gdańsk, where she studied under Professor Krystyna Jurecka. Later, she also graduated with distinction from the Hochschule für Musik in Germany.