David Oistrakh plays Chausson Poeme (part 1)

Only uploading this because it was requested a couple times. Quite a nice recording I think. Special thanks to gawgul for sending me this recording (hope it's okay with him).

Category:

Music

Tags:

• classical
• violin
• music
• David
• Oistrakh
• Chausson
• Poeme

[rosinitup87]

Heifetz this and Heifetz that...yes, Heifetz was an amazing violinist. But guess what? So was Oistrahk, so was Menuhin, so was Elman, so was was Ferras, so is Perlman and Mintz! Why do we have to RATE them?

[vint22]

what a sound!!!

[IZachDallen]

@Jpmcke Heifetz was a great master and so much could be learned from him. He was the first of the virtuosos to appear with that kind of outstanding technique and flawlessness. Oistrakh could also play with almost if not parallel cleanliness. But Oistrakh's music had feeling to it, something I have never heard Heifetz achieve.

[Jpmcke]

Heifetz is better, I mean I wouldn't bother saying it if it weren't true.

~

[Xyoris]

nice recording of poeme , I love the School of Oistrakh

[windstorm1000]

@ramsmenon Yes, it was a complete tragedy--for France and the musical world....Chausson left a gap that was never filled--obviously, he was a genius. Ravel and Deb. went in other directions.

[windstorm1000]

Immortal work--sensously beatiful---moving through keys...live a lover's dream. Chausson was a genius very obviously

[manonclaudia]

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[leoncioviolin]

excelente

[th3b3st1888]

I need this song for a master class were can I find it ? please help