Leopold Auer - Hungarian dance g-minor

[gerardbedecarter]

A fascinating historic recording !!

[MrGer2295]

Leopold Auer(1845-1930)

was a Hungarian violinist, teacher, cnductor and composer.

wow! Amazing performance!!! Thank you pochetta1 for sharing.

[stringscgda]

Wow, I thought I'd never get to hear Auer.. Didn't know any recordings existed.. He was taught by the best and is indirectly the teacher of all today's virtuosos

[Milky111wtf]

So much energy and technique from a 75-year-old man! I'm blown away!

[KosteckiAdam]

Amazing!!!!!

[PiscaCPT]

Bravo! Cheers from Brazil

[lunar5759]

can't believe this is on youtube. wonderful! apparently this and souvenir are the only auer recordings still in existence. ca. 1920.

[paulostroff99]

Awesome! TY.

[wks1978]

Wonderful to hear a recording of Auer, but I think as far as this recording is concerened, technical virtuosity 1, musical taste 0.

Compare this to Joachim's 1903 recording.

[marcxopoco]

Incredible to hear.

I had no idea any recording of Auer existed.

Thank you, pochetta.

[marcxopoco]

Incredible to hear. I had no idea any recordings of Auer existed.

Thank you for posting this, pochetta.

[2ndviolinist]

This is fabulous but I have to agree that Joachim's version is more appealing. I am really glad you posted this. Did Heifetz actually listen to his teacher?

[violinscratcher]

Fantastic! Joachim's famous student played completely different than the "high priest of music". I know the double-cd by Testament with the Joachim-recordings. But Auer isn't on it. Where did you get this recording?? Thank you for posting this interresting piece of music history!!

[jguar17944]

Wow! It's easy to see where Toscha Seidel got his interpretation from!

[VargaViolin]

Fantastic violinist. Auer´s great grand doughter were Ilya Gringolt´s violin teacher at the St. Petersburg Special Music School.

[pochetta1]

never heard of it. How do you know? Can I read of it somewhere? (that Liberova is Auer's descendant)

[VargaViolin]

I have sent you an article, there you can read about it.

[pochetta1]

thank you

[NorwegianViolinist]

Thanks for posting this! And this is really interesting, because it's easy to hear that he is the teacher of f.ex. Heifetz ;D

[brother234]

How did you get this recording, it should be a museum piece i think, but thank you profusely for it. He of course is the king of kings in violinspeak.

[takamiti8]

このバイオリニストによる演奏でおそらくはブラームスもきいたの­でしょうね。

[3NUNS]

the LEGENDARY Leopold Auer

[abuhm]

OMG! just amazing

[abuhm]

But still prefer Jaochim's version !

[michaelhegeman]

Thank you for posting this video!