Sinding Suite in A minor Op10 Ⅰ・Ⅱ

[u9n923a]

man this man is the man. its like he's the man. i mean, shit, he's the man!!!!

[guillaumepirard]

thank you,i find that it is in the slow movement of that piece that heifetz shows everything he is great at,tone,quick slides,crisp....and that vibrato,oh my....

[OriginalMoonbeam]

excellent!

[NorwegianViolinist]

Yiiiihaaaa! Mr. H performing norwegian standard repertoire. Although it's not exactly "standard" for the average violinists around, since this suite is demanding! Of course, Heifetz makes it sound easy like everything else he plays. What a natural born violinist :D

[OwenFrancisSketty]

Effortless perfection in the Presto ... every separate note can be admired

Never mind the Dance of the Goblins how many prodigies or other aspirants are stepping up to the plate to challenge Heifetz on this one.

Amazing that yet so few views

[gierck1]

For all his uncomparable technic, Heifetz communicates his love for the violin with his exquisite slow movements: the passion, the sensitivity are of the most expressivity and warmth. His vibrato is the one of the most beautiful in the history of violinists. Unique and wonderful recorded version, thank you for sharing. (Of course, his released recording is legend).

[ztefieh]

Thanks for sharing. This is quite amazing. Do you know what year this was recorded?

[mayuoka1001]

written 1940s

maybe 1948. Mr.Heifetz recorded a lot of pieces with this Orchestra in this year.

[jhonnynoel]

La mejor versión que he escuchado, simplemente maravillosa. Heifetz, el maestro.

[Eszter17kjg]

The best