Bronislaw Huberman - Romanza Andaluza (1929)

[Rephrat]

The most important man in the history of the Tobe a state of ISRAEL what concerns culture !!!

The founder of ISRAEL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.

[Kievest]

Absolutely seductive playing! Enthralling! Thank you for posting and to

paulostroff99 for kindly sharing!

[paulostroff99]

As good as it ever got.TY for this exceptional posting.

[oykdask]

i love this song :)

[me47244]

a very very beatiful violin sound! interesting

and highly individual in everything !! should be a god for every violinst today!!!

[BOSOX9004]

This is a beautiful recording and you've achieved fine sound quality but the pitch is too high. The piece is in C major. Of course that may be attributable to the source or some other reason.

Thanks for so many fascinating posts.

[4LX1M1K]

Thank you very much for uploading this interesting interpretation!

[jrakg]

It's wonderful to have this typical souvenir of Huberman's art dating from 80 year ago but reproducing so well. Thanks for letting me hear it, Transforming art. - John Austin, Australia

[milfil2000]

G-day, mate! I am Polish but I used to live in Melbourne, Australia...

[OriginalMoonbeam]

Marvelous!

[anthk]

Bravo!

[AulicExclusiva]

Great reproduction.

This could be played a little faster, with a greater sense of the Spanish rhythm. But I love Hubermann's dreamy sensuality. Very individual, as are all his records.

[violinhunter2]

A beautiful performance. I had never heard Huberman - until now. Thank you.

[Shteynman]

a brilliant sound

[julian7carter]

I assume you are using a stylus meant for 78s, aren't you?

[obclem]

Your recording is masterful, just as Mr. Huberman's performance. Thanks

[sesostri2005]

thank you for this iconic disco of the maximo master violonist huberman

[ipmoic]

Just wonderful. Huberman befriended my father in the 1930's and was one of the artists my dad held in highest regard. He said Huberman was always experimenting with strings and even various types of bow hair. Fabulous musician and SO expressive. Magic!

[themfromspace]

awesome!

[ceyhuneren]

this guy was even better than Heifetz. I have his Tchaikovsky and Beethoven interpretations, he is perfect no one can play like him, a true individual. my respects to the forgotten virtuoso. A small note he played a live performance in front of Brahms and Eugen Jochum for whom the concerto was written in the first place.

[violinist102]

Can you please post more of Mr. Huberman's records. They are a joy to listen to!

Thanks-

[weikko79]

@violinist102 I completely agree with violinist102. The more Huberman, the better!