Beethoven: The Violin Sonatas by Clara Haskil and Arthur Grumiaux
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Ludwig Van Beethoven (1770-1827) - Die Sonaten für Klavier und Violine.
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00:00 Sonata No.1 in D Major, Op.12 n°1 - I. Allegro con brio
06:35 Sonata No.1 in D Major, Op.12 n°1 - II. Tema con variazioni, Andante con moto
13:22 Sonata No.1 in D Major, Op.12 n°1 - III. Rondo, Allegro

18:19 Sonata No.2 in A Major, Op.12 n°2 - I. Allegro vivace
22:59 Sonata No.2 in A Major, Op.12 n°2 - II. Andante più tosto allegretto
28:33 Sonata No.2 in A Major, Op.12 n°2 - III. Allegretto piacevole

33:05 Sonata No.3 in E flat Major, Op.12 n°3 - I. Allegro con spirito
41:11 Sonata No.3 in E flat Major, Op.12 n°3 - II. Adagio con molt’ espressione
47:28 Sonata No.3 in E flat Major, Op.12 n°3 - III. Rondo - Allegro molto

51:50 Sonata No.4 in A minor, Op.23 n°4 - I. Presto
57:10 Sonata No.4 in A minor, Op.23 n°4 - II. Andante scherzoso, più allegretto
1:02:56 Sonata No.4 in A minor, Op.23 n°4 - III. Allegro molto

1:08:24 Sonata No.5 in F Major, Op.24 ‘’Spring‘’ - I. Allegro
1:18:37 Sonata No.5 in F Major, Op.24 ‘’Spring‘’ - II. Adagio molto espressivo
1:24:08 Sonata No.5 in F Major, Op.24 ‘’Spring‘’ - III. Scherzo, Allegro molto
1:25:12 Sonata No.5 in F Major, Op.24 ‘’Spring‘’ - IV. Rondo, Allegro ma non troppo

1:31:22 Sonata No.6 in A Major, Op.30 n°1 - I. Allegro
1:36:52 Sonata No.6 in A Major, Op.30 n°1 - II. Adagio
1:43:52 Sonata No.6 in A Major, Op.30 n°1 - III. Allegretto con variazioni

1:51:33 Sonata No.7 in C minor, Op.30 n°2 - I. Allegro con brio
1:59:10 Sonata No.7 in C minor, Op.30 n°2 - II. Adagio cantabile
2:08:32 Sonata No.7 in C minor, Op.30 n°2 - III. Scherzo, Allegro
2:11:45 Sonata No.7 in C minor, Op.30 n°2 - IV. Finale, Allegro

2:16:46 Sonata No.8 in G Major, Op.30 n°3 - I. Allegro assai
2:22:51 Sonata No.8 in G Major, Op.30 n°3 - II. Tempo di minuetto, ma molto moderato e grazioso
2:30:42 Sonata No.8 in G Major, Op.30 n°3 - III. Allegro vivace

2:34:11 Sonata No.9 in A Major, Op.47 ‘’Kreutzer‘’ - I. Adagio sostenuto, Presto
2:45:08 Sonata No.9 in A Major, Op.47 ‘’Kreutzer‘’ - II a. Andante con variazioni
2:48:02 Sonata No.9 in A Major, Op.47 ‘’Kreutzer‘’ - II b. Variation 1
2:50:11 Sonata No.9 in A Major, Op.47 ‘’Kreutzer‘’ - II c. Variation 2
2:52:04 Sonata No.9 in A Major, Op.47 ‘’Kreutzer‘’ - II d. Variation 3
2:55:15 Sonata No.9 in A Major, Op.47 ‘’Kreutzer‘’ - II e. Variation 4
2:58:35 Sonata No.9 in A Major, Op.47 ‘’Kreutzer‘’ - II f. Coda, Molto Adagio
3:01:17 Sonata No.9 in A Major, Op.47 ‘’Kreutzer‘’ - III. Finale, Presto

3:08:04 Sonata No.10 in G Major, Op.96 - I. Allegro moderato
3:17:33 Sonata No.10 in G Major, Op.96 - II. Adagio espressivo
3:23:14 Sonata No.10 in G Major, Op.96 - III. Scherzo, Allegro
3:24:54 Sonata No.10 in G Major, Op.96 - IV. Poco allegretto

Piano : Clara Haskil
Violin : Arthur Grumiaux
Recorded in 1956
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For Arthur Grumiaux, Clara Haskil was "the" partner. Irreplaceable: "Her energy at the piano was incredible, almost infinite. This woman, who has always been said to be in poor health, shows an amazing vitality and resistance. She is as if carried by the ever-warming, if not delirious, welcome she receives wherever she plays. But she remains unchanged in the face of the glory she will never really believe in. Lyricism and intimacy in the famous Grumiaux-Haskil version of Beethoven's violin sonatas. Haskil favours limpidity, a discreet romanticism in every way complementary to Grumiaux's absolute simplicity and elegance. This version culminates in the "Spring" sonata for its expressive lightness and sobriety.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) The Violin Sonatas by Haskil & Grumiaux / Remastered.
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Ludwig Van Beethoven PLAYLIST (reference recordings): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUYeYsLMLus&list=PL3UZpQL9LIxOhkdci2M8WKMSVaf9WiF8x&index=6

@classicalmusicreference

3y↑45

For Arthur Grumiaux, Clara Haskil was "the" partner. Irreplaceable: "Her energy at the piano was incredible, almost infinite. This woman, who has always been said to be in poor health, shows an amazing vitality and resistance. She is as if carried by the ever-warming, if not delirious, welcome she receives wherever she plays. But she remains unchanged in the face of the glory she will never really believe in. Lyricism and intimacy in the famous Grumiaux-Haskil version of Beethoven's violin sonatas. Haskil favours limpidity, a discreet romanticism in every way complementary to Grumiaux's absolute simplicity and elegance. This version culminates in the "Spring" sonata for its expressive lightness and sobriety. Click to activate the English subtitles for the complete presentation (00:00-12:17)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) The Violin Sonatas by Haskil & Grumiaux / Remastered.
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@classicalmusicreference

3y↑24

@lmnmoves

2y↑6

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@jayakumarkaarikuzhy4713

3y↑44

When I was a college student in the late 70' s and early 80's only two activities gave me absolute pleasure : I was called a bookworm during those times and the second one was listening to your classical music through shortwave radios.And the music aired almost entirely was of Beethoven,Bach and Mozart ( all the three are still my favourite composers).I still have vivid memories of enjoying this music of great Beethoven .A Beethoven who never failed to transform my mood even if the 'mood' I got from the periodic exam might have been not pleasant. Thanks for stirring my memories of my student days!

@classicalmusicreference

3y↑3

Bach, Mozart & Beethoven (in chronological order), we also consider these to be the 3 greatest.

@gracielajhosefatvasquezzam9287

3y↑1

@@classicalmusicreference For me Beethoven, Mozart, Paganini...

@willlawrence8756

3y↑5

@@classicalmusicreference ...and so many runners up so very very very close to these three as to make us all fall around drunk in wonderment!

@gaborfarkas4425

2y↑2

@@classicalmusicreference It is quite possible that the error is in my system, so to say, but Mozart, in my humble opinion, simply lacks the depth Bach has. I mean all of it...
Could you please recommend me pieces from Mozart and Beethoven to widen my horizon, to make me change my mind? Thank you!
Btw. I am disgusted by almost everything that comes after Bruch, I mean in an epochal sense. Could you please also recommend something that is really-really good in your opinion from Wagner, Schönberg, Bartók etc. and their "fellows" from the 20th century? Thanks again.

@davidsoul6823

2y↑1

@@gaborfarkas4425 imo....Mozart was brilliant and compositions mindboggling. But for me they lack Beethoven's feel.....emotion. No one did it better than Ludwig, imo. He hasn't been matched since....and it's not close.

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@George88885

3y↑11

Oh what an wonderful classic music. I love Beethoven. My name is beate. I live in austria. I was born.in germany. In TRIER.

@zzausel

3y↑34

66 years later I am still thankful for this being one of my first records.

@Rocquebrune13

3y↑2

Have you ever been to one of their live recitals???

@zzausel

3y↑2

@@Rocquebrune13 When Clara died I was not old enough to travel around.

@pictopoezia

2y↑36

I read Clara's biography and cried many times. Her sensibility was as big as the sky and she could make even the most uneducated ear tremble in awe (if that could ever be possible). I simply love her! She is our Romanian pride musician, along with Lipatti and Enescu.

@iloveisrael8913

1y↑2

i never read her biography but i want to cry when listening to her. There is something touching almost heart breaking about the way she looks in her photos. Always frail leaning on someone's hand yet completely infallible in her command of the most staggering piano works . Could it be that she was not steady on her feet which brought her tragic death falling down the steps?

@pictopoezia

1y↑2

@@iloveisrael8913 She suffered from a severe form of scoliosis in her youth, and despite painful treatments and years of corsets and casts she would always suffer from it. Do read Jémôre Spycket's book about her life, it will bring a lot of light about this frail yet strong in spirit woman.

@jackarcher7495

2y↑9

The sound, even from my little computer speakers, is great. An excellent remastering. Thank you for making this available.

@fransmeersman2334

3y↑25

Many thanks CM/RR for the New Mastering of this glorious music with these two splendid artists !

@tetsuokuroiwa

3y↑11

I love their Mozart too. So thanks.

@Piflaser

3y↑2

And also the Grumiaux - Klien Mozart-recordings!

@notaire2

3y↑14

Wunderschöne Interpretation dieser zehn fein oder perfekt komponierten Sonaten in verschiedenen Tempi mit seidigem doch gut phrasiertem Ton der unvergleichlichen Violine und zurückgehaltenem doch klar artikuliertem Klang des ebenso unvergleichlichen Klaviers. Der intime und perfekt entsprechende Dialog zwischen den beiden Virtuosen ist wahrlich ergreifend. Die verbesserte Tonqualität ist auch erstaunlich hoch als originale Aufnahmen von fünfundsechzig Jahren vor. Alles ist wunderbar!

@steveegallo3384

notaire2 -- For once, I AGREE with you, my old friend!

@akanda50

3y↑35

An enthusiastic shout out to the folks at classical music reference recordings for posting the incredibly rich and beautiful recordings of Beethoven's violin sonatas. I am enthralled!

@tomthumb2361

3y↑18

Just amazing. I love Haskil's playing. And her pairing with Grumiaux for these recordings is nigh perfect. Just so intelligent and so "right" - if that's the right word... Thanks for this beautiful re-mastering.

@marijke0607

and the portrait photo shows this all in the expression on their face

@zivagoodman9654

טף טויס

@hansiten998

3y↑10

Thi is a beautiful picture of Clara and her great partner. It is Clara showing her happiness for having Him as her wonderful partner of equal sensitivity! A rememrebabel wonderful picture .I’ll try to make a copie! Any thanks

@dasglasperlenspiel10

2y↑8

I have these recordings on CD. This remastering is indeed an improvement, although I am still glad to have the earlier version.
most performances I have heard of these pieces And I have heard many, are so exaggerated. I love all the recordings of Grumiaux, and, of course, all the Clara Haskil recordings. Not the only way to play, but a very, very great and musical way to play. Thank you for this wonderful remastering of this great performances.

@Lupito44

3y↑58

Absolutely beautiful music played by 2 brilliant musicians. I can easily listen to this music every day. Thank you very much for making it available.

@classicalmusicreference

3y↑3

You're welcome :)

@stephenhunt8756

3y↑11

To add my grateful thank yous to CM/RR for this treasure chest. Grumiaux and Haskill were two of the finest and most inspirational musicians of the 20th century...and have been unjustly neglected for many years. This should reinstate them to their rightful places in the pantheon.

@classicalmusicreference

Thank you for your comment

@alvarogarciabarbosa3199

3y↑24

There have been magnificent violin-piano dui playing the Beethoven sonatas. Grumiaux and Haskil is one of them.
Enormous interpreters!!!

@gerardbegni2806

I would say the following: inMzart, they are by fast the best duo that I ever heard. In Beethoven, thet eank abomg the best oones.

@johnervin8033

2y↑3

I remember Charlie Chaplin musing that he had known 3 geniuses, and he named Albert Einstein, Winston Churchill, and Clara Haskil.

@gerardbegni2806

@@johnervin8033 GREAT !!!!!!

@francoiscouture2011

2y↑10

This a Miracle in Music! listen , listen again.....quite a lesson... thanks so much for posting!

@fjodorgarrincha6584

49w↑1

Since ages, I mean since my early youth, my favorit Duo : GRUMIAUX & HASKIL playing Beethoven.
One who understands this playing, he/she will understand perfect Love.

@marijke0607

27w

and the photo is also a beautiful story

@allmtlicc9925

3y↑14

This is so mesmerized by Beethoven, his violin sonatas are the best he’s done. Your mind and memory lane gives you peace of mind and soul.I look at the moon, stars and sunshine day it wows me in so many way. Just beautiful and thank you for sharing❤️

@user-gn4hr9yh6o

3y↑6

写真は2人の人間性をよく表していると思います。陽気で雄弁なグリュミオーと控え目なハスキル。まるで違うタイプの2人ですが、強い信頼感に結ばれ素晴らしい演奏が繰り広げられています。ハスキルが不慮の事故て亡くなった時のグリュミオーの落ち込みは相当なもので、暫く他のピアニストと演奏する気が起きなかったとの話を聞きました。そういえば、自分で先にピアノ伴奏を弾いて録音してその後にバイオリンを弾いたりしていましたね。

@classicalmusicreference

イメージの選択を評価していただき、ありがとうございます :)

@user-ux9jy6ow7w

2y↑2

Какая нежность скрипки в этой музыке!

@alexandrecosta1832

3y↑6

Indeed a classic within a Classic. Superb "marriage" of piano and violin - a jewel. TY.

@classicalmusicreference

3y↑45

@Brad4Ellis

3y↑2

She is truly wonderful, yet these recordings place him in the extreme foreground, with her quite far back; rather antithetical to the LvB innovation of true duets for piano and violin — note particularly, in the 1st mvt of the Spring, how the violin absolutely supersedes the piano while playing the Alberti 1/8 note accompaniment figure as the piano can be overheard playing the theme.
Also, for me (very personal observation, and highly subjective) the Grumiaux “simplicity” results in more restricted use of the available colors of the violin 🎻 as if, dare I say it, the sonatas are an opportunity display his fine-ness of sound for 2 1/2 hours. On the plus side, he is presenting the Beethoven without trying to revise or overwhelm the original work, as some may be accused of.

@user-py5cy6im6h

Ditto

@cecik5578

3y↑2

Discreet romanticism- very well put, and I totally agree with your beautiful assessment.

@alecsachs32

1y↑1

So many Classical music channels to choose from. This is one of the good ones!!

@luciaorrantia

Thank you all of you for your comments. I am in a town in Colombia living in a home for old people and with telephone I have the happiness of this music.

@montanamontana80

3y↑5

The best rec ever

@Piflaser

3y↑1

Oistrak Oborin is wonderful too.

@youngwoo5860

1y↑1

Beeyhoven, Grumiaux, Haskil are virtuoso itself who make full
conbination.
It is elaborate and exquisite performance.
It so good.

@horacefrancou9802

3y↑5

She also was a first prize in violin.I venture say her choice of piano,also being a first prize was her physical problems.Beautiful duo.

@Piflaser

3y↑4

And Grumiaux was a wonderful pianist too.

@michaelletellier218

3y↑15

There have been many remarkable new uploads by the team at CMRR, for which gratitude. I can only laud the remastering which has reinvigorated the archive of so much great music and made it once more so alive for us all. This is another of the very special recordings. The empathy between these two artists takes these sonatas to another level. While there are many fine other recordings, these surely are outstanding. I will return again and again. Thank you.

@renaudpontier

2y↑10

Cet enregistrement est vraiment remarquable. Il y a un parfait équilibre entre les deux instruments. On saisit très bien au travers de ces 10 sonates l'évolution du génie de Beethoven, à la fois plus libre, plus violent et plus poétique vers la fin. Merci à Classical Music de nous faire bénéficier de ces bijoux.

@horacefrancou9802

3y↑6

There is a symbiose between two souls.

@kniazigor2276

1y↑3

Deux immenses musiciens qui nous manquent terriblement en ce temps où fleurissent des versions assez aseptisées..

@tszulpinedo757

3y↑8

Qué manera de empezar un Lunes... 😎

@SonicPhonic

3y↑5

This is a great contribution to the music of Beethoven. I think it's worth pointing out that Beethoven titled these works "Piano and Violin Sonatas".

@johntravena119

That’s interesting - I was thinking the balance was pretty much shared between the two.

@michaels7889

3y↑7

If perfection is ever to be had in musical performance these are it. Such a beautiful concordance of artists that listening, there comes a deep sadness that they are no longer with us. This is a recording most welcome to Youtube. The technical mixing is also as good as any recording can be, which helps.

@target9972

3y↑6

Incomprehensible. What a present do we have here. For this I like to have some data drawn from me, as long as I can hear such treasures. This duo in this quality - bravo bravissimo and a thousandfold thanks!

@user-wu1my4nk6g

3y↑4

なんと味わい深く、柔らかで美しい音だろうか。音楽が身体に染み渡る。

@juliaa3444

3y↑13

Splendide , irremplaçable , quelle sensibilité, quelle grandeur merci merci sublime!

@mr.doowop5229

3y↑3

極上のワインの如く清冽で格調高い上品で気高く息の合った名演奏　これぞベートーヴェンの望んでいた演奏ではなかろうか?
胸を打たれます　　アップ有難うございました

@dejanstevanic5408

3y↑5

Wow!

@user-fu6tt8qq4v

3y↑5

아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎹🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤수고 많으셨습니다~☕

@AgSZK

3y↑5

Not too much Not too less at any moment of their playing of Beethoven's violin sonata, which I think is incredible. Beethoven must have been happy if he knew this quality performance.

@FlexingClassicalMusic

19w↑1

🌌 "Classical music is a sanctuary for the mind, where the symphony of instruments orchestrates a language that speaks directly to the heart. Each composition is a masterpiece, a conversation between the composer and the listener that spans generations and leaves an indelible mark on the spirit." 🎼🌠

@semrabahcivan8627

3y↑8

Breathtaking performance, thank you for sharing.

@MusicClasica

3y↑4

Beethoven's music is beautiful!

@user-qx1cs6wm4p

日本から失礼します。グリュミオーもハスキルも日本で人気があった演奏家でしたから、まさか２人のベートーベンのヴァイオリンソナタをぜんぶ聞けるとは！うれしいです！ありがとう！

@anigiuran109

Two brilliant musicians plaing music of a Great Titan of a classical music _Beethoven .Thank you Briliant Classics for this beautiful gift !!!

@shin-i-chikozima

44w↑1

This is a panacea for the soul

@davipereira3539

2y↑1

Peace and love in the world✌❤🌎🙏🌟

@marijke0607

2y↑2

the photographer is a genius. also9

@SteadfastDV

26w

surely this my high point for violin sonatas - where have i been? -hooked at age 86 :)

@juliogonzalezcampayo3201

3y↑7

Muchas gracias por recuperar este tesoro.

@waggishsagacity7947

2y↑1

I'm elated that this old favorite of mine has been re-mastered and offered to folks who have never seen a record before, as well to those of us who don't know how exactly to download things from Apple, Pears, Bananas and grapes sites.

@zinam5795

3y↑6

Thanks very much for that Post ! They're both marvelous Musician!

@georgesyankoff4492

3y↑4

Belle musicalité elle chante d'intériorité.

@stefanomadrau3683

2y↑2

Very, very beautiful

@quercus243

3y↑5

Grumiaux re-recorded 6 of these sonatas with Claudio Arrau in 1975. I prefer that version, but either way it's interesting to compare them.

@Piflaser

3y↑3

They are both outstanding.

@konradnibler5024

3y↑2

Grazie per la bella presentazione, grazie molto
Che bella musica.
Senz altro GRAZIE

@teresadasilva4450

2y↑1

Brilliant fascinating Collection! Very welcome!
Thank you so much.

@tienieswanepoel3540

2y↑2

Inspiring and healing, beautiful music wonderfully performed!

@IvanGreindl

3y↑7

Quel merveilleux et inoubiable duo ! Ils se complétaient tellement bien, c'était un vrai régal de les écouter en étant témoins de leur amicale complicité.

@classicalmusicreference

Merci de continuer à suivre l'activité de la chaîne depuis longtemps maintenant :)

@AngelA-xc7ne

51:50 exposition
52:58 exposition repetition
54:05 development, repetition skipped
56:32 coda

@carlosgonzalezalatorre8132

Que soberbia mancuerna, de músicos de primer nivel. Un Beethoven diáfano, inspirador. Un fraseo genial en el piano,valen de claridad en casa nota.....preciso Grumiaux e impecable. Tempi perfectos y una calidad interpretativa, jamás igualada ..... 🙌🏻

@user-hc2nw4ig5k

Very Very Good 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

@ruexcited2WholeHearted

2y↑1

so lovely!

@spasskyfan5389

2y↑2

So good! Thanks for this.

@tompetrie1676

1y↑1

I love it!

@Piflaser

3y↑2

For comparision: The second movement of the Spring Sonata for comparision: Taschner & Farnadi play Beethoven (on youtube), very pure played. It is the old thing, a interpreter can not at the same be time quick or slow, pure or emotional, loud or silent. Every interpretation is unique in time and location and in emotion and mastery. And we have the privilege to jump in time and location. Earlier generations had only reports we have testimonials.

@elianemello290

2y↑1

Divino!🙏🙏

@comeasyplz479

Gentle and affectionate playing- my favorite❤️❤️

@antonellamajorano5348

3y↑1

Grazie !

@maherelachkar4470

3y↑1

thank you

@nicolaeanton5760

3y↑2

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Wonderful violon sonatas!Thanks very much!

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@antoniocarlosantunesantune3217

43w

Great version and exellent sound! Thanks for upload this work!

@nng1022

3y↑1

真好聽！

@spotilakis

3y↑1

Simply thank you for this... Lot of memories with ...

@thomasc390

2y↑1

🥂Thank you. Happy New Year!🍾

@danglybit1

24w

❤❤❤

@jacopastorius319

3y↑4

Thx 😘

@nicolasbruant1312

2y↑1

pur chef d oeuvre, merci à qui de droit, vraiment merci!!!!

@MegaFount

Wonderful! To think of the incredible music Beethoven gave us… what a gift! Beautiful performances!

@junefox6649

Superb sensitive playing

@douglasdickerson5184

2y↑1

👏🏻

@virginiatommasone6070

come già si sa, ma lo ribadisco: è un duo eccezionale, appassionatamente controllato. grazie a chi ha reso disponibile la registrazione.

@gracielajhosefatvasquezzam9287

3y↑2

Sublime y maravillosa música del gran maestro y señor de la música.I really love this music. Thanks so much!

@luistorchia8697

@mirceaciobotaru8752

Bijuterii armonice splendide…! Mulțumim …!

@user-he4jf8qq4c

3y↑1

very good ~~~!!!**

@williamwatterson8711

22w

So spirited. So brilliant. Not the usual Conservatory fodder . . .

@wolfdarkvoldemoort6529

suk/panenka... the best version.

@schnabelite

3y↑1

CM/ /RR, thank you very much

@classicalmusicreference

@nurhandemirel4476

🙏💚

@s.y7373

31w

ベートーヴェンのバイオリン･ソナタといえば第5､9番のスプリングソナタとクロイツェルソナタがよく知られているが、このシリーズを全曲聴いてみて、
第3､6､7番の第2楽章に私の耳に残った美しい旋律を見つけたので、これに書き残す事にした。
00:41:11
01:36:52
01:59:10
是非聴いてみてください。

@golfomistico262

Unici amati

@aseverino

3y↑5

Artistas maravillosos en extinción. Qué interpretación de estas divinas sonatas. Difícil imaginar una versión más sublime.

@kengwahgoldstein9637

We said “ Thank you. “

@2Hot2

Very romantic and fluid compared to the interpretations of Oistrakh and Oborin/Richter, which seem more classical/architectural to my ear. It's fascinating to have both versions, thanks for posting!