Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto Alfredo Campoli
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Alfredo Campoli, professional recording discovered, never before publishedby lazinov1,050 views- 3:09
Alfredo Campoli - Poliakin Le Canari (The Canary)by Ferras852,720 views
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Richard Strauss Violin Sonata Op. 18, Campoli and Tryon, part 3 of 3by rbprior2,282 views
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Beethoven Violin Concerto - Larghetto Alfredo Campoliby A60stock4,560 views
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Alfredo Campoli - Parade of the Mosquitosby jonjamg714 views
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Bronislaw Huberman - Tchaikovsky Concerto (1928) - part 1by sobie9911,746 views
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Campoli - Saint-Saens - Intro. & Rondo Capricciosoby merrihew3,486 views
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Rondo in E flat (Hummel) Alfredo Campoli and Eric Grittonby A60stock877 views
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Georg Kulenkampff plays Tschaikovsky, 3by petrof4056453 views
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Mischa Elman Plays Chopin Nocturne in E-flatby aimson31,320 views
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Concerto in D major (Paganini/Kreisler) Alfredo Campoli NSO Victor Olofby A60stock768 views
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Saint Saëns Havanaise Campoli LSO Fistoulariby A60stock469 views
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Concerto for Violin and Orchestra 2 Scherzo (Bliss) Alfredo Campoli LSO Arthur Blissby A60stock441 views
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TCHAIKOVSKY: Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48by andrewgrummanJC1,433,092 views
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Zephyr Op30 No5 (Hubay) Alfredo Campoli and Eric Grittonby A60stock495 views
this is awesome. singular. idiosyncratic. it's hard not to be bored by the tchaikovsky after hearing it performed in the same manner. he savors each note. much like bronislaw huberman. the violin dances like it should. this is beautiful. thank you for uploading this :)
it's a shame this bel canto art is non-existent today. i cant really think of one violinist with enough personality to display this light-hearted dancing above the music, this playfulness with meter and richness of phrasing.
poseuresque 3 weeks ago
op.39?!
RicardoMolter 3 weeks ago
Beautiful portemento!
OriginalMoonbeam 2 years ago
Really ordinary playing. A scratchathon in the off-string double stop sections. Elman/Barbirolli in 1929 is THE recording of this piece.
2ndviolinist 2 years ago
campoli was a truly special violinist, my mum used to learn with him
Poliakin1 2 years ago
i heard him as a kid playing in a hotel in dar es salaam in the mid fifties . just thought i'd type in his name for fun after listening to the hungarian gypsy orchestra ! ! !
fingerscarr 3 years ago
Interseting editing : Campoli was a fab and serious musician working at a time when he was obliged to do "light music" to earn a living: but his Elgar for one is anything but light weight: apart from playing every note with cystal clarity and dazzling cleanliness he offers a moving but not sentimental interpretation (I played it with him when he as 70, his upper range hearing had gon a bit a flat by then) not sure the Tchaik is up to that standard but, hey, its really good stuff. gret to hear
dixip 3 years ago