The Russian-born pianist Ilya Itin does no publicity, has an inaccessible website and tries to be seen as little as possible.
So how does Itin, 52, have such a big career, working with major orchestras and conductors?
He shares some secrets with Zsolt Bognar on Living the Classical Life:
You see him here first.
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