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David Oistrakh
violinist. in the Soviet School of Violin tradition.
One of the greatest violinists of the 20th century; defining interpreter of Beethoven, Brahms, and Tchaikovsky concertos. Associated with Soviet-era virtuoso tradition.
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Oistrakh Collection, Vol. 9: Mendelssohn Piano Trios
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Oistrakh Collection, Vol. 9: Mendelssohn Piano Trios
David Oistrakh Collection, Vol. 12: Trios
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Jun 14, 2005
David Oistrakh Collection, Vol. 12: Trios
Oistrakh Collection, Vol. 7: String Quartets
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Oistrakh Collection, Vol. 7: String Quartets
Max Bruch - Edition
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Jun 19, 2026
A musical portrait of the German Romantic composer: Bruch placed great emphasis on melody and expression, remaining stylistically rather traditional-even as the music around him was changing dramatically. In addition to orchestral works, he also composed choral and chamber music.
BRAHMS, J.: Violin Concerto / TCHAIKOVSKY, P.I.: Symphony No
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BRAHMS, J.: Violin Concerto / TCHAIKOVSKY, P.I.: Symphony No
Brahms: Complete Chamber Music
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$65.16
Aug 30, 2024
This is the complete video release of Brahms' chamber music with several reference recordings. Moreover, the 16 hours of SD-quality video materials presented here on a single Blu-ray disc are equivalent to about eight standard DVD releases. This edition features great performances by today's most outstanding artists showcasing their thrilling artistry in inimitable performances. A must for any Brahms aficionado!
MOZART VIOLIN CONCERTOS NOS. 4 & 5 PLUS VIOLIN
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Apr 21, 2023
[K.219] (his) innate musicality shone through... (he) should be heard if you don't mind a much fuller tone in Mozart... distinguished by the beautiful phrasing of David Oistrakh, very sympathetically supported by the Dresden Orchestra and Konwitschny." (Gramophone); [K.218] "very romantic... a legendary violinist at his absolute peak, recorded in better sound than possible then in his own country and sympathetically supported" [K454] "a warmly cosseted account of Mozart's great B flat Sonata, with Yampolsky providing trim pianistic support." (Gramophone)
MOZART: SINFONIA CONCERTANTE K. 364; VIOLIN CONS 1
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Jun 10, 2022
you can't go wrong with Oistrakh's pre-authenticity Mozart. True, this is big-boned, dyed in the wool Mozart, 1960's style. Tempi are relaxed, textures quite heavy and the ethos masculine and robust... subtle shadings are there - but the prevailing spirit is strong-limbed engagement. K216 was always one of his best pieces of Mozart playing... he also contributes his own, rather good, cadenzas... second movement characteristically expressive and full of the artist's noble warmth, and a spirit of romance enlivens the finale. Sinfonia Concertante opens at a real maestoso-qualified Allegro. Directed from the viola by Barshai... once again, there's real affection in the Andante and the finale is nicely buoyant (MusicWeb)
