Considered by many to be the greatest violinist to have ever lived, Yehudi Menuhin performed and recorded some of the summits of the classical canon in his earlier years to unique levels of depth and expression. Following a crisis that sent him to experience challenges in his flawless technique (which he overcame) he turned his attention to moral and social causes and did not hesitate to get involved in difficult situation at international levels. This session will try to touch upon the power he drew from his art and how he channeled it to causes he believed in, his successes and shortfalls.