David Oistrakh & Sviatoslav Richter play Brahms (vaimusic.com)

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David Oistrakh & Sviatoslav Richter play Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 3 in D minor, Op. 108 (Brahms) (3rd movement)
From: VAI DVD 4369 David Oistrakh & Sviatoslav Richter: Live at Alice Tully Hall
Two of the 20th centurys most esteemed artists in a rare collaboration, filmed live in New York's Alice Tully Hall in March 1970. Oistrakh and Richter perform Beethovens Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 6 in A Major, Op. 30, No.1, and the Brahms Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 3 in D minor, Op. 108. For an encore, the two play the Scherzo movement of Beethovens Spring Sonata.
52 minutes, Color, Mono.
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[philnoll]

I want to be the guy that turns the pages. What a sweet job.

[sndutoit]

why do you violinsts always have to compare and rate who is the best and 2nd best etc. all the gret violinists were great especially because they were different. So you're actually just comparing your taste! I think that music at this level and competition are contradictory terms.

[moonyyummy]

lol i'm getting a huge kick out of watching the snowflakes in the vid

thanks yt

[gkollias14]

I doubt that almost every male student had the oppurtunity to turn pages. He must be really good in terms of knowing the piece and have quite an experience. At this level you do not just bring anyone who might be a bit shy and freeze on stage, even in the rehearsals.

[rubinsteinway]

I don't want to turn any pages - just listen.

[nataniel1215]

@philnoll That's what he said... Professor?! :]

[philnoll]

@nataniel1215 :) so much pressure

[nataniel1215]

@philnoll Almost every male student had the oportunity to turn pages for Him. Even my piano teacher but sadly he chikened out; now he regrets :)

[BlazeKenny]

god bless for the fact that the best pianist and violinist lived in the same time !

[TwelfthRoot2]

@leopianotuner It's because they've been Russian for decades in this video.

[1999hercule1999]

What a wonderful rendition of the amazing piece. Great interaction between these legends. They always seem to know how to put int the emotion.