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  • preciosa música

  • thank you for this beautiful recording. James ehnes rocks

  • An outstanding performance - a beautifully articulated, clean sound, reminiscent of Bach greats like Grumiaux. There are elements of Rabin as well, I agree. I heard Ehnes as a very young man years ago, and it was clear then he would go far, but this outstrips expectations. Wonderful deep musicianship!

  • It could be the recording -but this is as pedestrian as one

    could get -no colour to the sound -just bland one tone.

    That he can play it is a given -but that's all/

  • he has a very pure tone :D

  • He is brilliant!! I had the envious opportunity to study violin at the same time while growing up with him when he was ages 4 thru 10. He was brilliant then as well.

  • He must be proud of making such a recording as this.

  • Amazing intonation! Unreal!

  • My SAT vocabulary can't even describe this phenomenal classical violinist

  • haha nice

  • I have listened to the Partitas played by perlman, hahn, milestein...and ehnes' masterpiece ranks right up there with them. Beautiful.

  • i couldnt argree more maybe the best violinist since rabin

  • in some ways he is maybe better than him!!

  • gorgeous!

  • i think even bach would have smiled listening to this

  • @rareviolintreasures thank you for the amazing collection of violin music. James Ehnes is no doubt the best violinist on the planet at this time. In a dvd called "homage" he showcases the very best violins in existance. A history of each violin and the most amazing view as well as interviews with James and DR. Fulton who owns this priceless collection of strads and guars and shared their beauty and sound with us all.each one has a different voice and James makes each one sing like an angel

  • agreed. I have said it many times, best violinist in the world.

  • His Hungarian "alterego" is probably Kristof Barati. Check him here at YT.

  • Yes Kristof Barati plays beautifully too! I disagree with people that claim that there are no greats anymore. Listening to Ehnes I feel the future of violin playing is in good hands.

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