Henryk Szeryng plays "Labyrinth" Caprice in D Major

Yep, he cheated. Made a "version" of the hardest part...

yea, everything he does is SO easy, you would do it much better...
get lost

I did not say I would do better, I just said he made an arrangement and made the difficult part easier. If you can't read or don't understand nothing about music the just shut the fuck up...

Does anyone know who wrote the piano accompaniment? Not that it would be difficult to transcribe...

I guess this pice doesen't require an accompaniment at all. It was a stupid thing writing it. It should finish the way Oistrach play it and not with a simple D major accord. Szeryng by the way plays it perfectly. The intonation is just frenetic. Listen the other interpretations on youtube. All of them hassome (or many) false tunes, expect this one

seriously...the way Szeryng plays this it is in my opinion far better than any other violinists interpretation of this piece

Wonderfully played by Maestro Szeryng. The labyrinth gloriously unfolds before the listener...

I think any soloist, of any instrument, has to make a good lecture of the music he or her plays. But this is not a story with one ending. The music player has to do an iterpretation out of the lecture. If he or her only stays with the lecture, there is no music. Like this case.

"like this case" Wtf are you talking about?

This isn't a problem...it's just time for a bloody mary.