David Oistrakh plays Chausson Poeme (part 2)

Part two of Oistrakh. Just uploaded a link to my current collection of Chausson Poeme recordings, so feel free to download them yourself.

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Music

Tags:

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

[fishyfish4444]

This artist, as well as the composer, both serve as a reminder of how untalented I really am. "We" are so fortunate to have them.

[aimson]

We are fortunate because they inspire us to become greater than we are. Listen to the great masters and then play even more!

[jkbs123]

i like heifetz's interpretation of this better than oistrakhs, but still very beautiful

[aimson]

Yeah, that's exactly what I thought :) But Enesco's is still my favorite, I enjoy it much more than even Heifetz' recording.

[InternetMusic]

Heifetz's is way too frantic and nervous sounding... I prefer Oistrakh's more relaxed and flowing approach

[mltube]

How beautiful! This performance has Northern nostalgic feeling to it, and at times sounds as if was written by Tchaikovsky or Grieg. Priceless!

[boxers7x5]

@gerryrains

Can't stand Bell, real jerk.

[kiemyang]

What surprises me is that 75% of those who watched Part 1 didn't watch Part 2. How can your mind be at peace listening to most of the Poeme but not the end.

[abracadabranque]

Du très beau violon,mais je réintègre la réalité:Je viens de quitter la dimension Heifetz..!

[Matheusgsouza]

Thank you so much for sharing!

[billyguns2]

This performance, at once so lovely and intimate, touched with melancholy, is the best Poeme I ever heard. This is most definitely not the more extroverted recording he made with Charles Munch; please tell us the identity of the orchestra and conductor here.

[Lukecash12]

i agree.

[goldie0800]

"Poeme" is a great favourite of mine, and Oistrakh is also tops. I've got six DVDs of Oistrakh that I plan to view soon. Great source of inspiration! Thanks aimson for the opportunity to hear this version by a great player.

[joshuahong508]

What orchestra is this?